Musician Tools

For a musician, learning to play in rhythm is essential! Whether playing alone or in a group, rhythm is a fundamental part of learning music.Ideally, you should be able to incorporate rhythm work into your exercises. Once you have learned the technique, practice playing each exercise, each song in rhythm. And for this, the metronome is your best friend! Those taking our courses will also be able to take advantage of the playbacks provided with each course, for a more real-life experience!

All string instruments need to be tuned to sound right. That’s why we offer a range of free online tuners for guitar, bass, violin and ukulele!

Take advantage of tuners adapted to your instrument for optimal ease of use and be sure to be in tune in all circumstances! Ideally, we should get into the habit of checking that our instrument is in tune before each use!

Need a piano keyboard to work with? Whether you want to tune a wind instrument, work on your singing, check that your acoustic piano is still in tune or just have fun playing a few notes, having a virtual piano at hand is always handy!

It’s not always easy to find your way around all these guitar chords, not to mention the different positions that can be used to play the same chord … But don’t panic, thanks to this interactive guitar chord dictionary, all you have to do is indicate the chord you are looking for to find it ! You will also be able to see and hear the details of each note that makes it up and find all the positions that allow it to be played !

Need to find a piano chord ? All chords are grouped in this interactive piano chord dictionary !Simply enter the chord you are looking for to find it and see each note that makes it up, ideal for easily reading a piano chord grid !

Discover all our models of scores, tablatures, chord charts and blank chord diagrams for guitar, piano, etc.  All models can be downloaded free of charge in PDF format. You can therefore easily print them out, and be sure to always have at hand something to write down your ideas, exercises, compositions and even make your own chord memos !