The operating system for guitar professionals.
Your skills.
Your material.
Your workflow.
For your own playing. And for teaching
that carries your signature.
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A stringlr is whoever you become
when strings take over.
Created by you.
There for your students.
Notation, tabs, video and your explanation.
Together in one place.
Without WhatsApp chaos or scattered files.
- Prepare your own material
- Put lessons together
- Share with your students
Create, explain and practise together
Create guitar tabs and sheet music online
Write your own guitar exercises in the Stringlr score editor. Notation and tablature help students understand pitch, rhythm and fret positions.
Open toolCreate guitar chord diagrams and fretboard charts
Show chords, scales and individual notes on the guitar fretboard. Design your own diagrams with colours and labels for your lessons in the Stringlr diagram editor.
Open toolCreate guitar chord sheets and charts online
Capture chord progressions and song structures in a clear chart. The Stringlr chart editor helps guitar teachers prepare accompaniment exercises that students can follow.
Open toolCreate guitar strumming patterns online
Make upstrokes, downstrokes and rhythmic rests visible. Use the Stringlr strumming editor to design patterns and listen to how the rhythm works.
Open toolExplore guitar chords and voicings
Find guitar chord shapes and compare different voicings. Use the chord library to prepare changes and explain chords with a specific teaching goal.
Open toolGuitar scales and pentatonic shapes on the fretboard
Explore scales, boxes and intervals directly on the fretboard. The Scale Finder connects roots, scale tones and positions for clear explanations in guitar lessons.
Open toolOnline metronome for guitar and rhythm practice
Practise against an even pulse and develop controlled timing. The Stringlr metronome supports short rhythm exercises, chord changes and gradual tempo increases.
Open toolGuitar backing tracks for practice and improvisation
Practise in a musical setting with Stringlr’s published backing tracks. Choose by style and key to develop accompaniment, phrasing and your own improvisation ideas.
Open toolListen to, understand and practise guitar licks
Discover musical phrases in the Stringlr lick library. Combine listening, notation and fretboard practice to bring new ideas into your playing and teaching.
Open toolYour teaching.
Stays with them.
You don’t need another course. You need tools that stay out of your way. Your knowledge takes shape. And your students can find it again.
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