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Free tools for practising guitar

Free browser tools for guitarists — no ads, no tracking, just play. Six things I actually use, built properly and given away.

Online MetronomeA browser metronome built for real groove. Practice with drum loops, drop the click on 2 and 4, and test your exact timing latency.Jazz Ear TrainingStop guessing. Train your ears with real guitar and piano samples. Practice relative pitch, sing what you play, master jazz intervals.Cycle of Fourths DroneA real cello and strings practice drone for guitar. Hold one sustained key — or move up a fourth with one tap. Free in the browser, no signup.Browser LooperPractice trading fours and jazz timing with a browser-native looper. Snaps perfectly to the metronome bar. No pedals required.Practice Drum GroovesFour real, tempo-locked drum grooves for guitar practice. Acoustic swing, boom bap, lofi, organic. Set any BPM, no signup — just play.Online Guitar TunerTune your guitar instantly in the browser. Accurate mic input, standard, Drop D and alternate tunings. No app required.

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Why these five

A tuner and a metronome because everyone needs them and most of the free ones are hostile. Then three that are harder to find done well: an ear trainer that uses real recorded instruments instead of sine beeps, a drone that walks through the cycle of fourths on its own, and a looper that snaps to the bar so you are not tap-dancing on a pedal trying to land exactly on the '1'.

They are free because the useful ones were free when I was learning, and because if one of them helps you, you will know where to find me.

Steal five licks that always work.

A free 14-page PDF with TABs and five backing tracks — five licks that sit right over any blues or rock progression. Real teaching from my own desk, not filler.

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