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How to Use Backing Track Generator
  1. 1 Select a key and scale/mode for your backing track
  2. 2 Choose a chord progression or let the AI generate one
  3. 3 Set the tempo, time signature, and number of bars
  4. 4 Pick a drum pattern style (Rock, Jazz, Latin, etc.)
  5. 5 Adjust the mix levels for drums, bass, and pads
  6. 6 Press Generate to create your track
  7. 7 Export as audio or MIDI for use in your DAW
Pro Tip: Try generating tracks in modes you rarely practice (Lydian, Mixolydian) to expand your improvisation vocabulary.
110 BPM

Progression Sequence

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How to Use The Generator

Create Backing Tracks: Select a Style, Key, and Mode to generate a unique progression.
Customize: Use the 'Mixer' to adjust levels for Drums, Bass, and Pads.
Export: Once you find a groove you like, use the 'Export' feature to save it for your DAW.

Practice Tools

Practice tools from Sean's studio

Tuner, metronome, fretboard maps, harmony references, timing utilities, and creative prompts built for serious guitar practice.

Tuner Chromatic pitch reference — tune by ear or by microphone input.
Metronome Tap tempo, variable subdivision, and accent patterns for steady-time practice.
Fretboard Interactive neck diagram — find every note, scale, and chord shape in any key.
Harmony Builder Chord and scale relationships at a glance — diatonic functions, borrowed chords, and substitutions.
Delay Calculator Enter a BPM, get millisecond values for every note division — dotted, triplet, straight.
Backing Generator Generate a simple chord-loop backing track to improvise or practice solos over.
Rhythm Trainer Clap or tap along to groove patterns — trains your internal feel for backbeats and subdivisions.
Idea State A creative prompt generator — breaks writer's block by giving you a random starting constraint.