Guitar Achievements

Guitar : Play & Learn Chords

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Total achievements: 39

% of all players
earned this
achievement

Fingerpicking 1

Fingerpicking fundamentals: Playing a string using your thumb

28%

Lead 1

You can sucessfully play a few notes one after the other on one string.

26%

Riffwork 1

You can play a short piece on one string and repeat it.

19%

Dexterite 1

Your fingers have reached their first milestone and you’re beginning to feel comfortable playing notes more smoothly. This skill will keep on growing as you navigate your guitar adventures!

18%

Sense of rhythm

You’re able to play regular notes against a basic rhythm.

17%

Fingerpicking 2

You successfully shift your thumb to reach two adjacent strings.

Lead 2

You can now play several notes on two strings.

Coordination 1

You’re capable of coordinating your two hands to play a melody on one string or two strings that are next to each other.

Riffwork 2

You have what it takes to play and repeat a short piece on one string, moving along your fretboard.

Shifting

You’re able to swiftly move your finger to reach a note that’s further along the guitar neck. You’re becoming more and more familiar with your fretboard.

Dexterite 2

You have what it takes to play basic chords while moving up and down the fretboard. Playing power chords increases your dexterity and boosts progress.

Fingerpicking 5

You’re able to play arpeggios on three strings using your thumb, your index finger and your middle finger, in that exact order.

Sense of music 1

You’ve starting to see how notes play a different role based on where thay are in the harmony.

Finger positioning 1

You’re able to place your fingers perpendicularly, to sound all the notes in the chord.

Triad 2

More elaborate three-note chords with a new series of triads so you can play a wider harmonic field.

Precision 3

You’re able to coordinate both hands to play arpeggios on three strings, regardless of what order the notes are in.

Plectrum 1

Start using a plectrum (also called a pick) and learn to pick two adjacent strings, alternating.

Precision 4

You’re able to coordinate both hands to play a riff on two strings using a plectrum.

Riffwork 3

You can play a longer phrase on two or three strings and repeat it.

Dexterity 4

Your agility is soaring! Now you’re able to play music phrases on multipe strings.

Sense of Rhythm 2

You’re comfortable playing to a more elaborate rhythm with off-beat notes.

Plectrum 2

Playing with a plectrum is getting gradually easier and you’re able to pick two strings simultaneously.

Powerchords 2

Alternating your index finger and ring finger, you’ve sussed out how to play the base pattern for blues music.

Powerchords

You can now play a two-string chord with your index finger!

Fingerpicking 3

Your first level of advanced fingerpicking – you know how to strum with your thumb and index finger to play two strings at once!

Stamina 1

Through focus and perseverance, you now play longer without making mistakes.

Lead 3

Your lead skills are on a roll! You’re now able to play even more notes, on three strings.

Agility

You can play two consecutive notes skipping a string. String skipping is a technique that requires precision, so reaching this stage means you’re already nicely familiar with your strings!

Coordination 2

Your hand coordination is up to scratch to play a melody that includes a string skip.

Harmony

You’re now able to play a melody with three strings and power chords – your harmony skills are expanding!

Beginner 1

Fantastic job! You’ve just unlocked some key skills to kisckstart a world of amazing guitar adventures. Starting is always the hardest part, but progress made along the way is rewarding.