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Chord Chart

Each chord in our library has a full chart displaying the finger positioning, fret numbers, barre placement, and the resulting produced by each string.

While some other websites list only small dots for reference, our charts are large and vibrant, allowing you to correctly identify all correlating frets and positions. Additionally, our charts are generated and displayed in raw HTML... which means crystal clear printing from any PC or Mac.

Tablature

Each chord also has the related tablature provided for additional reference. This can help the individual recognize the corresponding tab in relation to the chord chart, and tie the two together.

The 6 horizontal lines represent a string. The bottom line of the staff represents your lowest E string, the second line from the bottom represents your A string, and so on. The numbers simply represent the fret the tab is telling you to play.

Photograph

Last, but certainly not least, is the associated photograph for the chord. While the chart, tab, and text can help and individual visualize the chord, the actual photograph can provide the visual representation needed to truly understand how to play it.

Each photograph displays a close up of the fret hand, showing the correct finger positions for each string. Note: Photos are unavailable for most chords with uncommon voicings or extensions.

Sharps or Flats

Fretted Notes

Open String Notes

Changing Keys

Pattern Highlighter

Pattern Selection Menu

Playing Mode Selection

Angle Selection

Our fretboard memorization game will test your ability to identify the notes on the fretboard. As unmarked dots appear on the fretboard, you are challenged to identify them as quickly as you can. Don't do too well, the timer gets faster as you progress through each level!

Learning to read music notation can be a challenge. This game will gradually train you to recognize the hundreds of various symbols used in common score. Proposed answers are selected in multiple choice format, with points awarded for correct answers.

Still reduced to using tabs? This game can be an invaluable tool to transition you to recognizing notes on the staff.. a vital skill for any musician of any age. Use this in conjuntion with our Notation Quizzer to finally conquer reading music notation.

Being able to distinguish pitch will further your ability to develop as a musician. This game challenges your ability to identify intervals (or the distance between two notes), which will refine your auditory skill.