Guitar Theory

Fretboard drills and theory for guitarists.

New to theory? Start here Seven steps, in the order they make sense — notes, intervals, scales, triads, chords, keys, progressions.

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Scale Finder Any scale across a 24-fret neck, in any tuning, with the chords it builds.
Chord Library Playable shapes for every chord, by note name or by finger.
Chord Progressions The chords that belong to a key, and the progressions built from them.
Triad Finder Where every triad sits, by string set or position, with inversions named.
Intervals Every interval from any note, named, spelled and on the neck.
Progression Analyser Type the chords of a song and find out why they work.
Identifier Tap what you are fretting and find out what it is called.
Tuner Standard, drop and open tunings, by ear or microphone.
Metronome 30 to 300 bpm, accents, subdivisions and tap tempo.

Practice

Drills that score you and show what you missed.

Note Trainer Name the marked fret, or find a named note on the neck.
Triad Quiz Spell triads, and see each answer on the fretboard.
Number Trainer Nashville numbers and Roman numerals, both ways, in any key.
Ear Training Hear an interval or a chord and name it.

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