A page for every exercise, with its tab
Each of the 28 exercises now has its own page: the tab, how to play it, the mistakes to watch for, the tempos the player steps through and a few common questions.
Until now an exercise was a card on the Exercises page: a few lines about what it trains, a tip and its goal tempo. To see the notes you had to open it in the player.
What's new
Every exercise has a page of its own, linked from its card as "Tab and how to play it". On it you'll find:
- The tab, with the rhythm under it, hammer-ons, pull-offs, palm mutes and accents marked. It's drawn from the same notes the player plays.
- How to play it, in more detail than the card has room for, and the mistakes most players make with it.
- A speed plan: every tempo the player steps through on the way to the goal, and roughly how long it takes to get there.
- Answers to a few common questions, and links to similar exercises.
The button at the top opens the exercise in the player, looped and counted in, the same as clicking its card. For example, here's the spider walk.