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Guitar Scales

Interactive fretboard maps, modal colour, phrasing advice and matching jams.

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Guitar Keys

Connect notes, diatonic chords, scales, relative keys and progressions.

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Chord Progressions

Hear useful progressions, transpose them and practise them with a band.

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Guitar Tunings

Reference notes and practical guidance for standard, drop and open tunings.

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Techniques

Clear steps, common mistakes and tempo-based drills for real practice.

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Guitar Tools

Tuner, metronome, chord finders, scale finder and fretboard trainer.

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Left-Handed Guitar HubMirrored diagrams, fretboards and a clear learning route.

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Right-Handed Guitar BasicsHand roles, diagram orientation and first practice steps.

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Guitar Fretboard GuideConnect notes, octaves, chords and scales across the neck.

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Useful pages for your next practice session

Guitar Chord

E Minor Guitar Chord

Beginner • E · G · B

E minor is one of the easiest guitar chords and one of the biggest sounding. It works for delicate acoustic songs, heavy riffs and almost everything between.

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Guitar Scale

A Minor Pentatonic Scale on Guitar

Beginner • A · C · D · E · G

A minor pentatonic is the most common first soloing scale on guitar. Its five notes fit blues, rock, pop and many minor-key progressions without creating much harmonic friction.

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Chord Progression

12 Bar Blues Chord Progression

I7 – I7 – I7 – I7 – IV7 – IV7 – I7 – I7 – V7 – IV7 – I7 – V7

The twelve-bar blues is a complete musical form built from dominant I, IV and V chords. Guitarists use it for rhythm playing, improvisation, call and response and turnarounds.

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Guitar Tool

Online Guitar Tuner

Tune by microphone or use accurate reference notes for standard and alternate tunings. The tuner works locally in your browser and does not upload audio.

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