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Master the guitar fretboard with focused drills and a daily practice routine. Track your progress, learn note identification, triads, scales, and sight-reading. Includes essential tools like a tuner and metronome.
What's New in Guitar Man
1.4
October 15, 2026
• See where to play every chord: long-press a chord in Compose for a chord chart, and Play Along shows the shape for each chord as you go. • More chords to compose with: 7th and sus chords, the major V in minor keys, borrowed and secondary chords like flat VII, iv and V/V, and inversions. • Write a melody over your chords, from eighth notes to whole notes, and play it note by note in Play Along. • Start from a progression: the pop progression, a jazz ii–V–I, a 12-bar blues and more, in any key. Compositions can now run to 16 measures. • Quicker editing in Compose: Undo and Redo, and copy or clear a measure. • How to Compose: a full guide, from Roman numerals to borrowed chords, in Compose's ⋯ menu. • Take your time: after you answer, the games now wait for you to tap Next. Prefer the old pace? Choose After Answering in any game's Settings. • A louder metronome: a brighter, fuller click that's easier to hear over your guitar. • Scale Study plays a scale and its relative on one string, then the parallel scale and its relative on the other.
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FAQ
What is Neck Practice?
Neck Practice is a guitar fretboard training application designed to help users master notes, scales, and chords. It offers focused drills and a structured daily practice routine to build musical fluency.
What learning methods does Neck Practice use?
Neck Practice employs various trainers including Note Guesser, Triad Trainer, Pentatonic Trainer, Sight Reading, Scale Study, and Roman Numerals. It also features an interactive Circle of Fifths and scale references.
Does Neck Practice offer progress tracking?
Yes, Neck Practice tracks your practice streak and provides a monthly heatmap to monitor your consistency. It also offers daily reminders to help you maintain your practice schedule.
What tools are included in Neck Practice?
The app includes a chromatic tuner for pitch detection, a metronome with BPM and time signature control, and an audio looper for solo practice. These tools are designed to support your learning and practice sessions.
Is Neck Practice available on multiple devices?
Neck Practice is supported on iPhones and iPads, making it accessible for users on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms. This allows for flexible practice on different devices.
Does Neck Practice have ads?
No, Neck Practice is ad-free. The app is designed with a privacy-first approach, running entirely on the device without advertisements.
How often is Neck Practice updated?
Neck Practice was last updated on July 9, 2026, with version 1.0. As a new release, users can anticipate future updates based on user feedback and development plans.
What is the age rating for Neck Practice?
Neck Practice has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners, due to its educational focus and lack of mature content.
