GUITAR STUDIES, the revamped remake of vue-fretboard, aims to be the definitive free web app for the organisation of guitar studies on the superimpositions of scales and arpeggios.
It is optimised to be responsive up to 800px so it can be used on tablets or larger screen.
For a demo go here.
Guitar images courtesy of Pexels.
GUITAR STUDIES is based on two pages: the list page and the single study page.
In the list page it is possible to select a single study or filter guitar studies by tags, favourites, progress status, creation date or free text.
On the right side of the header a dropdown menu permits to customise the app settings and export / import the personal app data:
On the study page it' possible to create both fretboards visualisations and chords proressions: on the header of the single study page the provided button permits to switch between the "progression mode" 🎹 and the "fretboard mode" 🎸.
Click the 🆕 button on the header to add responsive svg fretboard visualisations! for each fretboard it's possible to:
- ➕ add layer
- 🚽 delete all layers,
- 📀 play a loop of the selected layers
- 📄 add a text note to the fretboard
- ⚫ Show a table with a comparison between the selected layer notes and the ones of the other layers
Each single layer has multiple available actions in the provided menu:
- ⚫ layer visibility on/off,
- 🔧 edit layer
- 🔪 delete layer
- 👬 clone layer,
- 🆕 send layer to a new fretboard
- 🔗merge with a new scale (for a graphical comparison of the notes in common and distint on each scale)
On the left side of the fretboad panel it's possibile to
- select one layer
- choose the relevant scale fingerings (of the entire fretboard or for single modes of the selected scale with 2, 3 and 4 notes per string patterns)
- 📢 play the selected layer.
- 👉 transpose all layers of the relevant fretboard with a single click!
In the right side of the fretboard info panel it's summarised the relevant information of only the selected layer and several buttons to activate further functions:
- 🎶 toggle between the scale and its relative arpeggio
- 📐 open the settings panel (labels with notes'names or degrees and notes' size and opacity for better graphic overlapping)
- 🔬 toggle a footer where the relevant chords of the choosen scale and the relative extended and reduced scales are shown
- 👓 toggle "ZEN mode", with a distraction free fretboard in fullscreen (available only on desktop)
- 🔪 erase the entire fretboard
In the single study page several widgets are available:
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🌌 Modal interchange table
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💫 Circle of Fifths
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📣 Player (to play chord progressions and check the fretboards visualisation on the same page...)
Click the 🆕 button on the header to add chord progressions and fill the relevant study with amazing progressions!
Once saved it's possible to edit / erase and play / stop the relevant progression.
- Add Chords as layer
- HTML5, SASS
- Webpack 4
- no icons just HTML5 EMOJI!!
- no FE Frameworks, just Vanilla ES6 Javascript!!
- BE with Firebase!!
- tonal
- soundfont-player
This project is licensed under the MIT License.