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Guitar Strum Trainer (alpha version)
Interactive tool that teaches a variety of strumming
patterns. Easily create and save new strum patterns with any number of
measures. Adjust speed to match your skill level. Experimental new
capability that listens to your strumming and informs you if you are missing the
pattern, rushing or dragging.
To create a custom chord sequence, add one measure at a time selecting whole
notes, half notes, triads, quarter notes, eight notes, 16th notes, 32nd notes.
Select an emphasis for each note in the measure (normal, accented, mute, slap).
Rock beats often have four measures of quarter notes. Waltzes and some
country have three measures of quarter notes. Even create 5/4 or 5/8
rhythms.
Guitar Chord Trainer (beta version)
Interactive tool that teaches triads, triad inversions, open chords, barre
chords, root chords and jazz shell chords across the fretboard.
Configure your preferred string sets, inversions and target frets. Select
from a series of Blues, Classical, Jazz, Rock, and Random chord sequences or
create and save your own. The chord sequence notes scroll across the
screen at your preferred speed. The triad or triad inversion is played
through your speakers along with simple drum and bass tracks. The random
chord sequences generate a series of major, minor and 7 chords so you can
practice reacting quickly to unexpected chord changes.
USAGE: Pick a chord sequence from the preset song list, random sequences options
or custom sequences. Select a preferred inversion set if applicable. Pick
a target fret area and the tool will try to keep all generated chords and
fingerings in that area. (Target frets may not apply if you select open chords,
root chords, or single inversion options.) Hit play to get started.
CUSTOMER SEQUENCES: To create a new chord sequence, add measures as needed by entering chord names such as A, Bm, Cb-, D7, Emin7, Fb5b7, Gdim, Asus4, Badd4, C6, Dm6, etc. Enter '%' to repeat a measure or note. Enter '-' to extend the prior note. Enter '.' for a rest or muted notes. Enter 'X' for a palm muted note. To enter multiple notes in a single measure, enter all of the notes between square brackets, e.g. [A % Cm Dm], [F Em G], [Cdim7 . . G-], [D X X X].
NOTE: Be sure to save your custom chord sequences to a file occasionally. They are only saved in your browser until you do. If you change browsers or clear your cache, you'll lose any you haven't saved.
Guitar Note & Chord Quiz (beta version)
Interactive tool that challenges you to identify chords and
notes by chord name, guitar tab and traditional music notation. Split
windows show the notes or chords scrolling from right to left in the upper
window in your choice of display format (Note Name, Guitar Tab, Traditional
Music Notation). The lower windows shows question marks until the note or
chords is played and then identifies it as it scrolls left in an alternate
format.
Choose from random notes or approximations of well known songs. Choose
your preferred instrument (acoustic, electric, ukulele) to narrow the note
range. Choose allowed note types (natural, sharp, flat, all), target fret
ranges, target string set, or target pitch ranges to focus in on weak areas.
Choose different types of chords to expand your chord knowledge.
Use the tool to identify notes or chords from guitar tab or use it to pick the
correct frets and fingering from note names or standard notation. Set your
preferred speed to match your current skill level. Refer to the Help guide for
more information.
IF YOU FIND ANY BUGS OR CLUMSY CHORD FINGERINGS IN THESE TOOLS, PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO kbush7950@gmail.com. SUGGESTIONS WELCOME!