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Neck coverage
Where on the neck you've practiced progressions. Brighter means more passes.
Key
Progression
Tap a chord to add it. Tap a chip to remove it. Dashed chords are borrowed from other keys.
Chord Compass
Your chords in, answers out: the key, every way to play them, what to solo with, and a band.
Type or paste the chords of a song
Up to 12 chords. Slash chords like C/G use the main chord.
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Variation 1
All positions on one pageWhat to play over each chordGuide tones (voice leading)ReharmonizeWhole neck viewGroove editor
Tap a chord to hear it. With Fingers on, the numbers say which finger to use: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky; a shaded bar means one finger presses several strings (a barre). Switch to Intervals to see each note's role (R root, 3 third, 5 fifth) or Notes for note names. Brass dots are roots. Green rings mark fingers that stay in place from the previous chord.
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Chord type
Voicing style
Tap a shape to hear it and light it up on the whole neck. Faded dots show every other place the chord's notes live.