Find the hesitation
Your first response and its timing help identify notes that need attention. Getting a note right after a correction is recorded separately.
READ A NOTE. FIND IT. PLAY IT.
Free guitar
sight-reading practice.
Give your weakest notes another turn. Read music across the classical guitar fretboard with microphone pitch feedback and adaptive practice for notes that make you hesitate.
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New to guitar sheet music?
Connect notes on the treble staff to the six open strings, and understand why guitar music sounds an octave lower than written.
Learn to read guitar sheet musicStart in first position.
Use a natural-note fretboard chart and a short reading example before practicing from the open strings through fret four.
Explore first-position guitar notesWHY A NOTE COMES BACK
Practice follows your responses.
Return to the weak spots
Adaptive practice gives difficult notes more opportunities. Continuous mode can reinforce a local area after repeated errors.
Check again later
Continuous mode revisits weak spots after other notes. The map shows practice priority, not a guaranteed prediction of your next mistake.
Listen to the pitch.
Follow the position.
The microphone checks the sounding note. It cannot tell which string or fret you used to produce the same pitch. Following the suggested position is part of the exercise.
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