Keyword search:
Search our library of lessons, songs and courses by keyword, teacher, instrument, skill level and style. To get results, you need to enter a keyword in the search box.

Video glossary:
Ever heard of mean-tone temperament? Find the meaning of thousands of musical terms in the video glossary.

Jam tracks:
Use the search tool to access over 450 jam tracks in a variety of styles, including blues, rock, jazz, latin, and more. Put on your headphones or your speakers, and jam along.

Online tuner:
Tune your guitar by listening to the tones, or use your computer microphone to measure the pitch.

Online metronome:
Learn to keep time with our metronome, get a feel for the different tempi and learn their respective Italian terms.

Single Treble Staff:
Each page contains 10 systems of 1 treble clef staff. Ideal for writing down melodies, scales, licks, and other single-note lines.

Grand Staff:
Each page contains 5 systems of piano grand staff. Ideal for notating chords and melodies, bass lines, or, if you're a 7-string guitar player, for notating those licks on the B-string.

Treble TAB staff:
Each page contains 5 systems of combined standard and guitar tablature notation. Can't read standard notation? Just write down your music in guitar tab. Having both notations next to each other helps you with learning to read standard notation.

Bass TAB staff:
Each page contains 5 systems of combined standard and bass guitar tablature notation. Allows you to write down music in either standard notation or in tab. Even better, use both methods and improve your standard notation reading skills.

Chord Grids:
Each page contains 25 guitar chord grids (6 frets- vertical layout). Ideal for notating your newly discovered chords, or those difficult-to-play Allan Holdsworth chords (you might have to add more frets).

Scale Grids for Guitar:
Each page contains 8 guitar fretboard grids (7 frets- horizontal layout). Write down your licks, the scales you're learning, or arpeggios. This is a great exercise that will improve your control over the fretboard and your reading skills.

Scale Grids for Bass:
Each page contains 10 bass guitar fretboard grids (7 frets- horizontal layout). Notate your scales, arpeggios and licks. This is a great exercise that will improve your control over the fretboard and your reading skills.