ScalePractice

One exercise after another

ScalePractice shows you one scale exercise after another: a key, a position, the matching shape on the fretboard. You play it, then fetch the next — up to 311 exercises, each one exactly once. Set a filter — minor only, blues pentatonic only, just the E and A shapes — and it shows exactly those shapes. Improvising needs the scales in every position and every key, not just the two that sit under your hand by themselves. Those are the gaps the round closes, because it leaves no exercise out.

• The five positionsEvery scale in the positions of the CAGED system — E, D, C, A and G.
• One position, every scalePentatonic through blues to the full scale, without moving your hand.
• One key to improvise inPick a key and only its scales come up.
• ListeningThe microphone listens, the note you played lights up. One note at a time.
• Tuner and metronomeBoth built in. 30 to 300 beats, concert pitch A4 = 440 Hz.
• Stays on the deviceNo account, no analytics, no internet connection. Bought once.

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