Ready · tap at least twice
A LITTLE EVERY DAY. A LITTLE BETTER EVERY TIME.Find your rhythm.
Find your rhythm.
Build your practice.
A quiet place for the fundamentals: a steady beat, a few notes and a plan worth returning to.
KEEP A STEADY PULSE
Start with the beat.
Small settings. Different feels.
Start slowly enough to play comfortably, then adjust the tempo yourself. Each BPM unit is one beat; the bar setting is a count, not a full time-signature editor.
Tap tempo
Tap at a steady pace. The median recent interval sets the tempo, between 30 and 240 BPM. A gap over two seconds starts a new tap sequence.
HEAR THE RELATIONSHIPS
A few notes. A world of possibilities.
Two-octave keyboard
Click a key to hear it. Highlights repeat the selected pitch classes across this C3–B4 keyboard, even when your chosen playback octave differs. Note labels are simple enharmonic labels, not complete key-signature spelling.
Root selector in circle-of-fifths order. It changes the selected root; it does not automatically change scale or chord type.
SEE THE NOTES UNDER YOUR FINGERS
The same notes, across the strings.
Top row is the highest-pitched string. Fret 0 is the open string. Click a note to hear it. This is a pitch map, not a chord-fingering recommendation.
GIVE EACH SESSION A PURPOSE
Make room for a little progress.
00:00
The timer measures elapsed time. Logging is a separate action; it does not start recording audio.
Your practice plan
Practice history
A workspace for practice, not a recording studio.
Audio is synthesised in your browser. No microphone or uploaded music is used. Save here keeps your settings and practice log on this device; download a backup for portability.
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