Keep one job
Repeat the same simple job for several loops so the highlighted note becomes familiar by sound and touch.
JamLab / Tool 03
Progression Practice
Practice chord changes and find notes that sound good over each one.
Guided harmony loop
Practice a rock chord loop in A
Strong rock chord loops for short phrases, repeated notes, and confident changes.
One chord per bar
Minor anthem
A minor anthem is ready at 88 BPM.
CurrentAm · i
NextF · ♭VI
PositionReady · bar 1 of 4
Loop—
What to play
Choose one simple job for the next few loops.
Step 1 · Chord-name notes
Play the note that names the new chord, then answer with two or three notes.
Enable JavaScript to follow chord targets across the fretboard.
Scale note
Current target
Nearest next target
Chord color outside scale
Outlined color notes belong to the active chord but sit outside the suggested scale. Hear them as deliberate harmonic color, then resolve by ear.
Practice path
Hear each chord change before adding more notes.
Use only a few notes
A clear two- or three-note idea is more musical than playing every available note without listening to the chords.
Try it without looking
When the landing notes feel predictable, look away and let your ear tell you when the chord changes.