Recherche d’accords / Accordeur
Outils gratuits de pratique musicale pour les accords, gammes, progressions, métronome, boîte à rythmes et accordeur.
Fonctions et choix principaux
- Guitar
- Piano
- Ukulele
- Bass
- Root note
- Chord type
How to use the chord finder
Choose a root and chord type to see chord tones and practical positions for guitar, piano, ukulele, or bass.
Three basic steps
- Choose an instrument.
- Choose the root note and chord type.
- Switch the form or inversion, then play the sound if needed.
A beginner-friendly setting
Start with open C, G, Am, Em, and F shapes to cover many common progressions.
If something is not working
If audio does not play, check the device volume and mute switch, then press Play again.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play a C chord on guitar?
In standard EADGBE tuning, mute string 6, fret string 5 at 3, string 4 at 2, and string 2 at 1, while strings 3 and 1 ring open.
Which chords should a beginner learn first?
Open C, G, Am, Em, D, A, and E are a practical first set for many songs.
How to use the tuner
The tuner detects one note at a time and shows its nearest pitch and offset in cents. Adjust toward 0 cents.
Three basic steps
- Read the microphone notice and press Start.
- In a quiet space, sustain one string or note.
- Tune higher for a low reading and lower for a high reading.
A beginner-friendly setting
Standard guitar tuning from the lowest string is E2, A2, D3, G3, B3, E4.
If something is not working
Move closer and stop other strings if no pitch appears. Change a denied permission from the browser's site settings.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the tuner not detecting a note?
Check microphone permission and the selected input, reduce background noise, and sustain one note close to the microphone.
Is my audio recorded or stored?
No. Audio is analysed live inside your browser and is not sent from this site to an external server.