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Interactive fingering charts that play back
Clarinet, trumpet, flute, sax, tuba and more: pick an instrument, tap a note, and see exactly what to press — then hear it. Every chart prints free as a vector PDF, no email required.
- No signup
- Metronome & tuner built in
- Ungated PDFs
- For players of any age, teachers and families
What do you play?
One tap to your chartWhere most people start
The most opened pages
- 01Piano keys labeled88 keys · middle C marked
- 02Piano notes chartNote names, octaves, treble and bass
- 03How to read drum notationThe drum key, voice by voice
- 04Trumpet fingering chartAll 31 notes, valves, high C
- 05Tenor sax fingering chartAll 33 notes, palm keys too
- 06Free printables41 PDFs · Letter and A4 · no email
Built into every chart
Practice this — one tap away
You don't have to go looking for tools. Every note, chord and beat has the same buttons, and the loop bar at the top keeps playing while you move between pages.
Loop the note or beat. For a note: hear it for two beats, then you play it for two. For drums: the groove keeps going.
Set the speed. In beats per minute (BPM). Start slow and go up 5 at a time.
Test yourself on the spot. Name the note from its fingering, press the valves, find the slide position.
Stand mode. Full screen and huge, for a phone on a music stand or a classroom projector.
Practice tools
Eight tools, one tab, nothing to install
- TunerPlay into the microphone and see how sharp or flat you are — or sound concert B♭.
- Metronome40–240 BPM, tap tempo, subdivisions, and the beat shown as well as heard.
- ScalesEvery key, with the fingering for each degree of the scale.
- Note trainerTreble and bass clef drills on the staff (stave), with instant fingering feedback.
- Rhythm trainerScore your timing in milliseconds, or read a bar back on the kit.
- Chord trainerName chords by shape or by ear, build them from the name, and time your changes.
- Chord identifierTap piano keys or guitar frets — get the chord name and why.
- Key finderType a chord progression — get its key and every chord's Roman numeral.
For teachers and families
Teachers: put any chart on the projector with Stand mode, use class mode to quiz just the notes you are teaching (B, A, G…), send a link to any note, print free PDFs for the whole band — Letter and A4, straight from the same data as the charts — or see the one-time packs from $5.
Families and adult learners: no accounts, no ads, no personal data collected from anyone, children included. Practice progress stays on this device. Everything here is free at any age.