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Make sight-reading instinctive.

One note, one broad position, one clear pluck at a time. Prima Vista listens and records response time, bringing weaker material back into practice more often.

Questions per set
Wait mode per question
With no time limit, it keeps waiting after a wrong note until you play the right one.
Assessment soundsDifferent brief sounds for correct and incorrect
Open continuous training
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Allow microphone access.Audio is analyzed only in this browser; it is not recorded or uploaded.

02

Stay quiet for the 3-second noise check.The app sets a listening threshold for your environment.

03

Check live pitch before starting practice.Play a sustained note to confirm detection; choose the wait mode for each question above.

Practice a specific position

Exact string and fret practice opens in continuous mode.

First visit or no guitar sound?
  1. The microphone starts only after you select setup or start. Allow access in the permission prompt and stay quiet for the three-second calibration.
  2. Try the open sixth string: in standard tuning it sounds E2 and is written E3. Then play one note at a time, following each prompt’s notation and position.
  3. If no note is detected, check the input and meter, move closer, reduce background noise and recalibrate. The microphone checks pitch, not your string or fret.

Use a desktop browser with microphone and Web Audio support. On phones, keep the system browser in the foreground and the screen on. Recognition with Bluetooth, external devices and different phones still needs device testing.

Audio is analyzed on your device. Try ten prompts for your first regular session. End saves completed practice; discard removes the current session.

Refreshing closes the previous audio stream. If your browser remembers this site’s microphone permission, Quick start usually will not ask again.

Prima Vista · local practice toolNo audio recording · practice records stay in this browser

Classical guitar sight-reading practice

Allow microphone access, stay quiet during calibration, then play one clear note at a time. The displayed note is written one octave above its sounding pitch, as in guitar notation.

The microphone checks pitch, not your chosen string or fret. Read the practice guide.