Instant Backing Track vs Dico Pattern

Instant Backing Track turns your chord progression into a dynamic backing track so you can start practicing immediately. Focus on playing instead of setup, with instant generation that gets you into the groove in seconds. Take full control of your practice session. Adjust tempo, key, and chord progression at any time to match your goals and skill level. Unlike static loop-based tracks, Instant Backing Track creates flexible rhythmic and arrangement variations that keep your practice musical and engaging while staying grounded in your chosen harmony. This does not use AI, it a hand tuned music generator. Designed for guitar improvisation and solo practice, but useful for any melodic instrument. Features: - Instantly generate backing tracks from any chord progression - Full control over tempo, key, and chords - Dynamic rhythmic and arrangement variation for more natural practice - Built for improvisation, soloing, and musical exploration - Includes structured lessons for interval-based soloing and fretboard familiarity - Transpose progressions into new keys and modes to explore different sounds - Customize tone and instrumentation to match your preferred vibe

Years of playing, but your picking hand still holds you back? Dico Pattern is a guitar teacher's method in your pocket: 150 technique patterns, worked from slow to fast, with your progress tracked pattern by pattern. WHAT YOU GET - 150 patterns graded by difficulty, with tab - Built-in metronome, 3 tempos per exercise (slow, medium, fast) - Guided mode: levels unlock as you master them - Practice journal and progress grid - Lab: build your own exercises - Works offline, no account needed HOW IT WORKS Pick a pattern. Play it slow until it is clean, then medium, then fast. Tick the box. The grid fills up, the next level opens. That is the whole method - the one a teacher would give you. WHO MADE IT Cedric, guitar teacher for 20 years and host of the "A la Loop" podcast, where guitar solos are analysed step by step. PRICING Free for 7 days, then a single one-time unlock. No subscription, ever.