Assist With Music

Area

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Play

The instruments you play, the pieces you're learning, and your practice.

Coming. This page explains what Play will hold and what your AI can already help with.

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What Play will hold. None of it is built yet.

  • Instruments

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    What you own, rent, or want to learn — type, make and model, tuning, condition — and your level on each.

  • Pieces

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    What you are learning, by section and progress, linked to the Track you love or to your own Song.

  • Practice

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    Revisable practice plans toward a goal, and a dated log of every session, with “this week” and “since I started” views.

What your AI can help with here

Already, with no site at all

  • Make a practice plan for the time you actually have.
  • Explain a chord, a technique, or a strumming pattern.
  • Transpose a song into a key you can sing, or simplify it for your level.
  • Suggest pieces to learn next on the instrument you own.

With Assist With Music connected

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“Help me learn this song I love on guitar.”

Your AI
Finds the key and chords, simplifies them for your level, and splits the song into sections.
Assist With Music keeps
Keeps it as a piece you're learning, linked to the track you love, with progress by section.
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“Plan twenty minutes a day for a month.”

Your AI
Builds a practice plan around your instrument, level, and goal.
Assist With Music keeps
Saves the plan and a dated log of each session, so next month starts from what actually happened.

More ideas across every area →

Keep practice work today

Until Play has its own records, two places already hold related work.

A Queue item

Write down the piece you want to learn or the practice plan you want, in your own words. It waits in your Queue for you or your AI to pick up.

Open the Queue

A song breakdown

Ask your AI to break down a song you want to play — structure, harmony, rhythm. With Assist With Music connected it can save the breakdown as research on a song plan, and the genre encyclopedia explains the style around it.

Open Learn