Part I
Part I: Pentatonic and Blues Scales
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Minor Pentatonic
The five-tone minor pentatonic scale in all five box patterns, diagonal shapes and full-neck fingerings for guitar.
Blues
The six-note blues scale — minor pentatonic plus the flatted fifth — shown in all five boxes and across the neck.
Major Pentatonic
The bright, country- and rock-friendly major pentatonic scale in five boxes, diagonals and full-neck patterns.
Minor Blues
The eight-tone minor blues scale mapped across the fretboard in five interconnected box patterns.
Major Blues
The nine-tone major blues scale in all five boxes and full-neck fingerings for guitar.
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Guitar tuner
Allow your microphone, play a string, and tune by ear to standard tuning (E A D G B E).
Scale finder
Pick a root note and a scale type — major, minor, the modes, pentatonic, blues — and see every note light up on the piano, spelled out for you.
Key signature finder
Pick a mode and a key and see its sharps or flats drawn on the staff, the scale spelled out, and its relative key named — then hear it played.
Fretboard note finder
Pick a note and a tuning and every place that note falls on the neck lights up, named — click any fret to hear it.
Fretboard note trainer
A position lights up on the neck and you name the note from twelve choices, with instant feedback and a running score.
Scale ear trainer
Hear a scale played from a random root and name its type — major, minor, the modes, pentatonic, blues — with instant feedback and a running score.