Understand chords
Six short lessons linking an idea, a sound and a movement. With audio comparisons and explained quizzes.
Try the workshop →Guitar, piano, sheet music: go from “which notes?” to “what can I play with them?”. A visual workshop for amateur musicians, right in your browser.
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Six short lessons linking an idea, a sound and a movement. With audio comparisons and explained quizzes.
Try the workshop →Build up to 16 bars, transpose, loop your music and share a progression with a simple link.
Try the workshop →Your microphone listens for major and minor chords. One goal at a time, without a countdown.
Try the workshop →Two notes, then three, then five: make up a phrase over a minor backing.
Try the workshop →Major or minor? Seventh or maj7? Listen, choose and discover the notes that make the difference.
Try the workshop →Metronome, subdivisions, tap tempo and strumming patterns to help you play steadily.
Try the workshop →Explore guitar voicings with a capo, piano inversions and notes on a staff with different clefs. Switch freely between Do–Ré–Mi and C–D–E.
Open the explorer →Tune your guitar with your microphone, then try chord detection. The last recognised chord stays visible with its notes and variants.
Audio is analysed in your browser. Recognition is experimental: play one chord at a time in a quiet place.
Open the tuner →All the workshops shown are available during the beta, without a payment card. Tell us what helps, what gets in the way and what you would like to learn.
An additional paid offer may be considered after the beta. No paid subscription is offered today.
No. Start with the short lessons: each idea can be heard and practised. Staff notation is one of several views.
Only for the tuner, detection and recognition practice. Other workshops use sounds generated by your browser.
The application does not record or transmit your audio. The microphone stops when you leave its workshop. Preferences and some progress are saved on your device.
Yes. Prepare a progression, copy its link and share it yourself with your teacher. The link contains the chords and tempo.