Introducing Our Free Interactive Music Tools
Nine free tools to help you practice rhythm, chords, scales, singing and improvising between lessons.

The real progress in music happens between lessons: at home, a few minutes at a time. So we built a set of free music tools to help you practice between lessons. They work on your phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to download and no sign-up. Here's a quick tour of all 9.
Rhythm and reading
Rhythm Practice Generator
Make a new rhythm exercise in one click, from simple quarter notes to syncopated sixteenths across five levels. Play it, tap along to get scored, or save a printable PDF for your music stand.
Chords, scales and keys
Chord & Scale Finder
Pick a key and a chord or scale and see every note on the piano, guitar and ukulele, with playable chord shapes and sound. It covers major, minor and 7th chords, plus harmonic and melodic minor.
Piano Scale & Chord Finder
See the 7 modes, minor scales, pentatonics and triads in every key on the piano, including root position, 1st and 2nd inversions. Switch between note names and scale degrees.
Interactive Circle of Fifths
Tap any key to see its key signature, chords and closest keys, hear common progressions, then test yourself with the key signature quiz.
Write, jam and improvise
Chord Progression & Melody Generator
Pick a key and get a fresh chord progression with a melody that fits, written out as sheet music in treble, bass, alto or tenor clef. Play it, practice it, or save a PDF.
12-Bar Blues Creator
Build a 12-bar blues in any key, see the guitar and ukulele chord shapes, and find the pentatonic scales to solo with. Jam along with a shuffle groove at any tempo.
ii–V–I Jazz Practice Tool
Practice the most important progression in jazz in all 12 keys, major and minor, with seven ways to solo and a piano, bass and drums play-along band.
New for singers
Vocal Range Finder & Warm-Ups
Sing into your microphone to find your range and closest voice type with a live pitch meter, then warm up with do-re-mi as it moves up and down the keys.
Just in time for Halloween
Spooky Music Generator
Make creepy sheet music from whole-tone scales, diminished chords and tritones, play it on organ, theremin or music box, and learn why it sounds scary. A fun one for students of every age.
You'll find every tool in one place on our tools page, and more are on the way. Have an idea for one? Text us.
Tools plus a teacher
Short daily practice with these tools adds up fast, and your teacher can assign exercises and help with anything that feels tricky. We offer private lessons in New Hudson for kids, teens and adults, with the same teacher every week and a clear plan for what to practice next. Book a lesson, explore our music lessons, or call or text us at (248) 282-3472.

