Tools
The fretboard with scales, modes, CAGED shapes and three-notes-per-string positions, the circle of fifths, the tuner and the metronome.
Fretboard
The fretboard shows the notes of a scale, a mode or a chord on the neck. Each note gives its name and its degree from the root, with a colour per degree.

Choose, from left to right:
- the root;
- what to show: all notes, the major scale, the natural minor, the pentatonics, the blues scale, a major or minor triad, or a mode;
- how: the whole neck, or by positions;
- the capo, the tuning (standard, drop D, D standard, open G, or
any other: Other tuning… takes the strings’ notes from the lowest,
such as
D2 A2 D3 F#3 A3 D4) and the frets shown, from one fret to another.
On a phone, the capo, the tuning and the frets fold under one line, below the root and the scale.
Positions: CAGED and three notes per string
To learn a scale one position at a time, choose CAGED or 3 notes per string: each position has a neck of its own, one under the other.
- CAGED gives five shapes, named after the chord shape of the root (C, A, G, E, D), that follow each other up the neck. It works with any scale or chord: with a pentatonic, they are its five boxes; with a triad, its arpeggios.
- 3 notes per string gives seven positions, one starting on each degree of the scale on the low string. It needs a scale of seven notes.
Each note of a position is played once, on the lowest string that reaches it.

Modes
Choose a mode (Ionian, which is the major scale, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, which is the natural minor, or Locrian) and the fretboard says which major scale it comes from and on which degree: D Dorian is mode II of C major. Its characteristic note, the one that sets it apart, is outlined in the legend.
Under it, the seven modes of the same notes: tap one to keep the notes and move the root, and see how the same shapes change their colour.
Circle of fifths
The twelve major keys and their relative minors, in fifths. Tap a key to see its signature and its neighbours.

Tuner
The same tuner as in the rig: the note, and how far from it you are. Turn on Silence the output while tuning to tune in silence.

Metronome
- The tempo, with steps of 1 and 5, a slider, and Tap tempo: tap the beat and the tempo follows.
- The time signature: beats per bar, and the note value of a beat.
- The volume of the click, and Start to hear it.
- Random mute leaves clicks out at random, so you learn to keep time on your own. Always play the first beat keeps the first of each bar.
