Musical exercises
Exercises follow a motif, phrase direction, a climax, and a resolution, so melodies feel natural instead of random.
NL Guitar Practice Studio
Sight ReadingSight Reading
Practice sight reading by level with auto-generated exercises, metronome, solfège, and piano sound for intuitive support.
Practice toolkit
Deep enough to improve. Simple enough for daily practice.
Every feature directly affects the score and player instead of being a decorative setting.
Real-time piano playback
Hear the full exercise on piano while a cursor follows every note on the staff in real time.
Metronome and count-in
Set a tempo that matches your level. Count-in helps you prepare and start exactly on beat.
Flexible exercise settings
Choose clef, key, note range, measure count, meter, durations, and difficulty for your goals.
Loop tricky passages
Repeat the whole exercise or a selected passage to master tricky phrases, rhythms, and note movement.
Transpose and solfège
Transpose instantly by key and show Do–Re–Mi note names under the staff to support solfège practice.
Multiple practice levels
Lessons are organized by level, from basic note recognition to advanced rhythm, ties, and phrasing.
Print-ready PDF export
Export exercises in A4 with a clean layout, ready for printing, teaching, or offline practice.
Reviews
Trusted by serious learners
I use it to generate exercises tailored to each student's level, saving enormous prep time on lesson materials.
The solfège labels under the staff are exactly what I needed to teach sight-singing to my students.
The solfège labels combined with sight-reading trained my ear much faster than traditional methods.
Switching between treble, bass, and alto clefs lets me train for both piano and bass without separate tools.
The built-in metronome and count-in help me lock into the right tempo from the first read-through.
Regular sight-reading practice made me much faster at reading and editing full scores when working with an orchestra.
I assign Custom exercises by duration for each student, then track progress to adjust their curriculum.
Exercises actually sound musical instead of random notes, so I train reading and phrasing at the same time.
Fifteen minutes a day here made me noticeably faster and more confident reading new charts in the studio.
Plans
Start free, expand when you need more
Free builds the foundation. Premium unlocks the complete advanced toolkit.
Levels
Levels 1–3
Levels 1–6 + Custom
Levels 1–6 + Custom
New exercises per day
5
Unlimited
Unlimited
Measures
4–8
4–24
4–24
Clefs & 12 keys
Minor scales
Natural
All 3 types
All 3 types
Piano, metronome, count-in
Custom rhythm builder
Transpose, loop, solfège
PDF export
Notation fonts
1 font
3 fonts
3 fonts
FAQ
Before you begin
Does Free limit playback to five times per day?+
No. The five-use limit only applies to generating new exercises. You can replay the current exercise as often as needed.
Can I use it on a phone?+
Yes. The layout adapts to smaller screens and reduces measures per line so the score does not scroll horizontally.
Which level should I start with?+
Level 1 introduces whole, half, and quarter notes plus rests. Progress gradually to eighth notes, syncopation, tuplets, and sixteenths.
Do generated exercises repeat?+
No. Each generation creates a new melody and rhythm based on your chosen key, meter, and level, so you rarely see the exact same exercise twice.
Is this standard notation or guitar tab?+
Exercises use standard staff notation (treble, bass, alto clefs) and piano playback, so you train real notation reading instead of tab.
Can I cancel Premium anytime?+
Yes. You can cancel auto-renewal from account settings; Premium access stays active until the end of the paid period.
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