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Tune up, keep time, look up any chord, train your ear and find your vocal range. Everything runs in your browser, with no account and nothing to install.

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Tune and keep time

Chromatic tunerGuitar, bass and ukulele, including Drop D and DADGAD.Metronome30–240 BPM with tap tempo, accents and subdivisions.

Learn the fretboard

Chord library276 chords with diagrams, alternate shapes and sound.Scales & fretboardSee any scale across the neck, or find one from notes.Transpose & capoChange key or work out where to put the capo.

Practise and create

Practice roomChord changes, strumming patterns and 21 tab exercises.Ear trainingIntervals, chords, melody and rhythm in nine modes.SongwritingWrite lyrics with rhymes and syllable counts, chords and hum memos.

Sing

Vocal rangeFind your range and watch your pitch as you sing.Voice gymWarm-ups, pitch matching and long tones in your range.

New to guitar? Start here

A simple first week with the tools on this site.

  1. Tune up every time you play. A guitar slightly out of tune makes correct chords sound wrong. The tuner takes under a minute, and the tuning guides explain Drop D, DADGAD and more.
  2. Learn four open chords. G, C, D and E minor cover thousands of songs. Look them up in the chord library and listen to each one before you play it.
  3. Change chords in time. Loop G, C, D and E minor in the practice room at a slow tempo. Smooth changes matter more than speed.
  4. Keep a steady beat. Strum along to the metronome at 60–70 BPM, one strum per click, then try two.
  5. Train your ear for five minutes. Ear training teaches you to hear what you play, which is how people learn songs by ear.

Fartguitar for Android

Every tool here plus a songwriting studio, in an app that works offline. One-time purchase, no ads.

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Fartguitar is free, needs no account, and analyses microphone audio on your device. About the project.