Chord Progression

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Create a Chord Progression to Practice

2 Ways to Create a Chord Progression:
1. Select your own notes
2. Select From Common Progressions pulldown.

Click "Set Chord Progression" button.

+ Add chord Set Chord Progression

Neck display options

Shape mode

All CAGED Shapes Best Option CAGED

Best Option locks onto one neck position for the whole progression, showing only the closest shape(s) as chords change — so you can solo without shifting position.

Fret Focus Whole neck

Fret Start

Fret End

Pick where the view starts and ends. Every CAGED shape that reaches into those frets is shown, and shapes, scales and target notes are all trimmed to them — so your window fills edge to edge. Fret Start 0 to the last fret shows the whole neck.

Fret range shown All frets (whole neck) Open (frets 0–4) Frets 1–4 Frets 3–6 Frets 5–8 Frets 7–10 Frets 9–12 Frets 12–15 Frets 15–24

Trims every layer — CAGED shapes, arpeggios, scales and target notes — to just this stretch of neck, so you can practice soloing inside one position.

Lead view layers

CAGED chord shape Arpeggio (chord tones, full neck) Corresponding pentatonic scale Major scale Minor scale Best target notes → next chord

Stack layers to see how chords, arpeggios and scales connect across the neck. Green rings mark the notes that pull you into the next chord.

Backing Band

A synthesized rhythm section — drums, bass and rhythm guitar — plays along with either the Play Along strum or a Jam Recorder take. Every instrument is generated live in the browser, so there's nothing to download.

Instruments & mix

Drums

Volume

Bass

Volume

Guitar (comping)

Volume

Plays the pattern from the Strumming panel above. Turn this off to supply the rhythm part yourself over drums & bass — "mute guitar" practice mode.

Scale Settings

🎲 Random scale

Fretboard 101

Interactive walkthroughs — the fretboard becomes the textbook. Pick a lesson to begin.

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