和弦进行 / 练习模式
免费的在线音乐练习工具，可查询和弦、音阶与和弦进行，并使用节拍器、鼓机和调音器。
主要功能与选项
- Classic progressions
- Key transposition
- Current and next chord
- BPM and meter
- Instrument diagrams
How to use the progression library
A chord progression is the order in which chords change. Changing the key transposes the whole pattern while keeping each chord's harmonic role.
Three basic steps
- Choose a practice key.
- Compare the character and difficulty of each progression.
- Open a chord or launch practice mode.
A beginner-friendly setting
Try C–G–Am–F in C, holding each chord for four beats.
If something is not working
If a chord is difficult, open its fingering and lower the practice tempo.
Frequently asked questions
What is the I–V–vi–IV progression?
It is a common pop progression. In C major, it is C–G–Am–F.
What is a ii–V–I progression?
A common jazz resolution from ii through V to I. In C major, it is Dm7–G7–Cmaj7.
How to use progression practice
The current and next chord change in sync with the metronome. Practice with names only or an instrument diagram.
Three basic steps
- Set a progression, key, and BPM.
- Choose an instrument and display mode.
- Follow the count-in and change on the beat.
A beginner-friendly setting
Begin at 60 BPM, four beats per chord, and two repeats. Speed up only after clean changes.
If something is not working
If the click feels delayed, try the device speaker instead of Bluetooth headphones.
Frequently asked questions
How can I change chords faster?
Preview the next chord, keep the beat moving, and repeat short changes while anchoring any finger that can stay near its next position.
What BPM should I start at?
Use the fastest tempo that still allows clean changes. Start at 60 BPM if you are unsure.