Practice tools

Free music practice tools

The same note, chord and rhythm data behind our charts, turned into tools. Everything runs in your browser, nothing needs an account, and scores stay on your device. The metronome keeps running while you browse.

Every session

The two you open before you play a note.

Metronome40–240 BPM with tap tempo, any time signature, subdivisions, and the beat shown as well as sounded.
TunerA microphone tuner that names the note as you read it, plus a steady concert pitch to tune against by ear.

Work on the notes

Reference and drills for what you are playing.

ScalesMajor, minor, pentatonic, blues and chromatic in every key, with the fingering for each degree.
Note trainerTreble and bass clef recognition. See the note, name it, get the fingering — streaks saved locally.
Rhythm trainerTap along and score your timing in milliseconds, or read a one-bar rhythm and play it back.

Chords

Name them, then get to them cleanly.

Chord identifierTap piano keys or guitar frets and get the name — with the root, third and fifth explained, not just a label.
Key finderType a progression and see which key it is in, with every chord's Roman numeral.
Chord practiceIdentify, build and switch between chords against a metronome. Includes a random chord generator.

Play and teach

First tunes and class mode

First tunesHot Cross Buns, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Au Clair de la Lune: the fingering under every note.
Class mode (teachers)Stand mode and quizzes on just the notes your class is learning.

Also inside every chart

You don’t have to come here

Every note, chord, beat and rudiment page has a Practice this row: Play along, Speed, Test me and Stand mode. The tools on this page are for when you want a longer session.

On the trumpet chart: press the valves for a note and check yourself.
On a drum pattern: loop it, edit it, rebuild the snare part.
On a chord page: hear the chord, then each inversion.
On a rudiment: go full screen with the sticking at arm's length.