Voice leading
Keep common tones still, move adjacent voices by step, and listen for whether the top note sings across the chord change.
Playable classical guitar progressions with vertical fretboards: voice-led cycles, lament bass, Neapolitan colour, augmented sixth cadences, and a set of fun loops for immediate practice.
Each card contains a playable loop, mini vertical fretboards, bass awareness, and a practical performance prompt.
Upload or record one attempt. The analyzer estimates note evidence, chord fit, chord timeline, timed tablature, and standard notation from the same audio.
All chord shapes used above, collected for drilling and quick print reference.
Enough theory to make the progressions useful without turning the page into a conservatoire tribunal.
Keep common tones still, move adjacent voices by step, and listen for whether the top note sings across the chord change.
A ⁶ chord places the third in the bass. A ⁶₄ chord places the fifth in the bass and often leans into the dominant.
Neapolitan and augmented sixth chords intensify the approach to V. On guitar, the bass and tendency tones are the truth serum.