Super Time Ultra

Free Guitar Practice Tool for Scales and Chord Progressions

Practise guitar scales, chord progressions, clean changes and timing with standard chord diagrams, focused loops, count-ins and tempo ladders.

Practise in your browser with no account required. Choose Scales and Patterns for fretboard routes and tempo ladders, or open Chord Progressions for timed changes through playable guitar voicings.

What this tool includes

Scale practice

Choose a root, scale, pattern, direction, fretboard position, and subdivision, then follow the same notes in tablature and on the fretboard.

Standard chord diagrams

Read familiar six-string chord boxes with open and muted strings, fret positions, finger numbers, and barre shapes.

Focused chord changes

Isolate one adjacent chord change, slow it down, choose a rhythm, and repeat it before returning to the full progression.

Clear starts

A four-beat count-in starts practice, and a brighter root cue marks every new scale cycle.

Continuous tempo ladder

After the selected repeat count, hear two beats at the new tempo and continue automatically without reaching for the screen.

How to use this tool

  1. Review the selected exercise and its first string and fret.
  2. Set a tempo where the notes and movement remain controlled.
  3. Press Start practice, use the four-beat count-in, and begin on the brighter root cue.
  4. When the ladder increases, use the two new-tempo beats to reset your hands before the scale restarts.
  5. Save the exercise or log the working tempo when you want to return to it.
  6. Open Chord Progressions, choose a key and style, then isolate the hardest adjacent change before playing the full form.

Practice tips

  • Start below your limit and listen for unwanted noise between notes.
  • Change only one variable at a time when increasing the difficulty.
  • Use the working-tempo log as a point of return, not as a judgment of musical quality.