Practice smarter. Progress faster.
Great musicians aren't born — they're built in the practice room. There's an old-school term for this: woodshedding — shutting out the noise and doing the work. We honor that ritual by giving you the motivation and tools you need. Timer, metronome, tuner, and audio recorder — designed to feel like real gear, not another distraction.
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All the tools.
None of the distraction.
Practice Timer
Presets for 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes. Choose from practice types like Scales, Rhythm, Songs, Jamming, or Technique — or create your own. Overtime tracking lets you keep going and decide later whether to count those extra minutes.
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Metronome
40–220 BPM with tap tempo. Eight time signatures including 6/8 and 7/4, plus fully custom options. Subdivisions from quarter notes to sixteenths, with four swing feels from straight to heavy. Premium adds Pattern Mode and a library with 11 polyrhythms, claves, and world grooves.
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Tuner
Ten preset tunings for guitar, bass, ukulele, and banjo — including Drop D, DADGAD, and Open G, and many more. Capo support from frets 0–12. Chromatic mode with LED-style visual feedback that responds in real time.
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Audio Notebook
Record your riffs with a count-in synced to your metronome. Transform your recordings with professional warmth processing—just one slider for instant vintage studio sound, or fine-tune individual controls for tube character, compression, and EQ. View live waveforms and playback levels. Capture ideas before they disappear. Loop your recordings to jam over them.
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Goal Setting
Build consistency with structured practice goals. Set weekly targets like "3 days/week for 4 weeks" or ongoing habits. Track progress in real time with visual indicators that show which goals need attention today. Makeup sessions let you catch missed days without breaking your rhythm.
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Statistics
Track your practice streak, daily totals, and session history. See which practice types you focus on most and watch your consistency grow over time.
Why Daily Practice Works
Research shows that regular music practice strengthens memory, sharpens attention, and builds cognitive flexibility. Just 15–30 minutes a day can reshape your brain — improving coordination, focus, and emotional balance.
Musicians consistently outperform non-musicians on tests of working memory and attention. The longer you play, the stronger these effects become.
Sources: National Institutes of Health (PMC), GuitarMetrics
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