THE MUSICIAN’S WORKBENCH
Free music tools.
More time for music.
Tune up. Find the beat. Get unstuck.
15 free tools for the moments between an idea and a song.
Tune & practise.
6 TOOLSGuitar tuner
Find your pitch. Standard, alternate and custom tunings for guitar, bass and more.
Open tool ↗Tap tempo
Tap along to anything. Get the tempo and take it straight into your next idea.
Open tool ↗Slow down & loop
Learn the part, one phrase at a time. Slow down without changing pitch and loop a section.
Open tool ↗Metronome
Build a steadier groove. Accents, subdivisions, odd meters and a gradual tempo climb.
Open tool ↗Scale & fretboard explorer
Find notes to play over a song. Explore scales, hear them and see the guitar shapes.
Open tool ↗Capo & chord transposer
Keep the song, change the shapes. Transpose chords and find an easier capo position.
Open tool ↗Understand a song.
4 TOOLSSong BPM finder
Find the pulse of a song, loop or recording. Choose a file or listen through your mic.
Open tool ↗Song key finder
Find a likely key, explore alternatives, and discover notes that fit your song.
Open tool ↗Pitch & key changer
Bring a song into your range. Change pitch without changing the tempo.
Open tool ↗Chord finder
Put a name to the notes under your fingers. Find chords on keys or guitar frets.
Open tool ↗Make something.
5 TOOLSChord progression generator
Turn a key and a mood into a starting point. Hear it, edit it, take the MIDI.
Open tool ↗Jam backing-track builder
Your own little rhythm section. Pick chords, set the groove, mute the parts and jam.
Open tool ↗Bassline generator
Give your chords a foundation. Generate a bass part and bring the MIDI into your DAW.
Open tool ↗Ambient drone generator
Make a little space to play. A soft harmonic bed for improvising, writing or listening.
Open tool ↗Delay & reverb calculator
Make your effects move with the music. Turn BPM into straight, dotted and triplet times.
Open tool ↗FOLLOW ONE IDEA
Find the key.
Then make something in it.
Your key and tempo travel with you through related tools. Start with a song and leave with a new idea.