Minimum and maximum difficulty levels, along with learning outcomes, are displayed at the start of each lesson.

Guitar, a staple in music around the world, is a fun and rewarding instrument to learn. Players can practice using regular notation or simplified tablature, with lesson difficulty adjusted based on experience. Once exercises are completed, students play along with guided tracks. Progress depends on the type of practice. Practice tools and materials should be saved before exiting the session.

Core Practice Techniques include several options. A Single-Note Drill focuses on playing one note cleanly, helping improve accuracy. A Chord Transition Exercise trains smooth movement between two chords. A Three-Chord Progression drill uses simple rhythms and improves flow. Barre Chord Training strengthens grip and technique. A Power Chord Exercise introduces rock-style shapes and tone. A Six-String Scale Run works across multiple positions to build dexterity. Arpeggio Practice breaks down chords into flowing patterns.

Supplementary Practice also offers variety. A Strumming Pattern Drill focuses on rhythm and timing. A Fretboard Note ID test sharpens your ability to recognize note locations. A Song Section Loop allows targeted practice of tricky parts. Tone Matching exercises refine sound through amp or pickup settings. Finally, an Improvisation Challenge encourages creativity using backing tracks in a selected key.