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Chord practice

First, pick a game, then clear 21 stages in order — from open chord changes to progressions, strumming and the F chord.

1. Pick a game

Fret chords on screenTap chord shapes on the on-screen fretboard — no guitar needed

Fret chords on guitarFret the chord on a real guitar and strum once — checked by sound

Chord rhythm gamePlay the chord on every beat as the blocks scroll in

2. Stages

First open chords

Switch between two chords so your fingers memorize the shapes.

1A ↔ D chord change 2D ↔ E chord change 3A ↔ E chord change 4Am ↔ Em chord change 5Em ↔ G chord change 6G ↔ C chord change 7C ↔ Am chord change 8G ↔ D chord change

First chord progressions

Play chord progressions along with a backing track. Pass at a slow tempo, then speed up.

1G – C – D three-chord progression 2A – D – E three-chord progression 3G – D – Em – C pop progression 4Em – C – G – D emotional progression 5C – Am – Dm – G progression 6C – G – Am – Fmaj7 progression

Rhythm and strumming

Even with the same chords, how you play them shapes the feel of a song. 8-beat strumming and arpeggios.

18-beat strumming: G – D – Em – C 28-beat strumming: D – A – G – D 3Arpeggio: Am – C – G – D

Conquer the F chord

Barre chords, the biggest wall for beginners. Step by step, starting with a small barre.

1Fmaj7 ↔ F chord change 2C ↔ F chord change 3Play along with the Canon progression 4Bm ↔ G chord change