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Guitar practice course
Chord practice or Scale practice — pick one, choose a game, then clear the stages one by one to collect stars. Backing tracks, tabs and a timer are all built in, so all you need is a guitar.
What do you want to practice?
Chord practiceOpen chord changes → progressions → strumming → F chord · 21 stages
Scale practicePentatonic · melodies in 6 stages + every key and scale positionFAQ
What should a guitar beginner practice first?
The fastest way is to learn open chords like A·D·E, Am·Em and G·C and practice switching between two chords every day. Then play common progressions like G–C–D and G–D–Em–C in time.
How does practice work?
First choose chord practice or scale practice, pick a game, then clear the stages in order. Chord practice has tap chords on screen · play chords on guitar (sound-checked) · chord rhythm game; scale practice has find notes on the fretboard · play notes on guitar · melody rhythm game. Everything is auto-graded, so you can't pass just by pressing buttons.
How do I earn stars?
One star for each game you pass in a stage — pass the same stage in all three games for ★★★.
I can't get the F chord.
The final stage builds up step by step: Fmaj7 (no barre) → F (small barre). Until then, use a capo or play Fmaj7 instead of F — most songs still sound natural.
Is my progress saved?
It's saved in this browser. Come back on the same device and browser to pick up where you left off.