The six-string side of the studio.
Umaro Guitar
Six strings, one connected map. See the neck, hear the notes, and make the shapes mean something.
Learn
See how music fits togetherPlay
Tools for making soundFretboardVisualize any scale or chord across the neckChord LibraryBrowse movable voicings and CAGED shapesBacking TracksA band to jam over, in any keyMetronomePrecise time, with subdivisions and accentsTunerTune by ear or by micDroneA sustained tonic to practice againstScale FinderPick notes and find every scale that contains themChord FinderName the chord from the notes you are fretting
Practice
Daily work that compoundsGuitar TechniquesDrills for legato, bending, picking and moreSweep PickingSweep-picking patterns at your own tempoTheory QuizTest notes, intervals, chords and key signaturesEar TrainerHear intervals, chord qualities and scale degreesFind the NotesA timed game for learning the fretboardCall & ResponsePlay back what you hear, using your micPerfect PitchThe chord-color method for teaching young children absolute pitch
Reference
Look anything up, in any keyChords by KeyThe seven chords in all 24 keysChord ProgressionsThe patterns behind most songs, in every keyAll Guitar ChordsEvery chord in every key, with shapes and audioAll Guitar ScalesEvery scale in every key across the neckAll Guitar ArpeggiosEvery arpeggio, mapped across the whole fretboardGuitar TuningsStandard, drop, open and extended-range tuningsCapo ChartWhat your shapes really sound like with a capo on
Three instruments, one ear.
