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OneBeat Guitar Play is your fretboard companion — built to help you learn notes, scales, and patterns anywhere on the neck, in any key.
FIND NOTE Play a note and see it detected in real time, mapped instantly across every string and fret. A built-in tuner-style display helps you recognize pitches by ear and by position, so you stop guessing and start knowing your fretboard.
SCALES Explore major and minor scales in any of the 12 keys. Each scale lights up across the full neck with clear root-note highlighting, so you can see exactly how the pattern moves as you shift position.
PENTATONIC Practice all five pentatonic positions for any key. Switch between shapes to connect the fretboard and build the muscle memory every improviser needs.
PRACTICE TRACKING Every session includes a simple timer with a "last time" comparison and streak dots, so you can see your practice consistency build day by day.
Random key button included — tap the dice to jump to a new key and keep your practice fresh.
Designed for iPhone and iPad with a clean, distraction-free interface so you can focus on playing, not tapping through menus.
Whether you're a beginner learning your first scale or an experienced player sharpening your fretboard knowledge, OneBeat Guitar Play keeps practice focused, visual, and effective.
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What's New in OneBeat Guitar Play
1.1
August 4, 2026
Make the fretboard your own, and practise the way you want. • New app icon. • A short introduction on first launch — replay it any time from Settings. • Choose your fretboard: Maple, Rosewood, Ebony or Lines, with dot or trapezoid inlays. • New gameplay options — count-in before listening, 1–12 repetitions per round, continue from the last note, randomise the note or the box, stay below fret 12, and hear your guitar through the app. • Your last and best times are now saved for each mode and repetition count, and survive a restart. • Much better note detection. Low E and A are picked up reliably, and notes are no longer read an octave too low. • The three practice screens now share one consistent layout and timer.
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