Practice Studio
Tune, set tempo, monitor, record, replay, and keep the dry take.
One practice system
From plugged-in signal to the next right drill.
GuitarGod connects the live guitar, expected lesson events, canonical dry recording, measured performance, and retention memory in one local desktop loop.
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The connected workflow
Each surface hands evidence to the next.
A take is not complete when audio buffers exist. It is complete when the recording is persisted, replayable, reviewable, and available to train or reamp.
Lesson Player
Run one synchronized timeline for count-in, expected notes, guide, and take.
Session Review
Inspect waveform and event evidence, filter failure modes, and retry a target.
Progress Analytics
See trends, tempo ceilings, recurring blockers, due work, and retention.
Practice Studio
Set the signal before judging the playing.
GuitarGod enumerates the audio interface, measures the input, runs tuner and metronome, monitors the wet path, and records the unchanged dry evidence path.
- Native Rust audio path
- Live input meter and explicit device state
- Dry evidence and wet monitoring stay separate
Lesson Player
One clock for count-in, guide, playhead, and take.
Expected events define the scoring target. Notes, tablature, fretboard position, guitar guide, metronome, and recording share the lesson timeline instead of drifting apart.
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Session Review
Turn a miss into a bounded retry.
Filter misses, pitch errors, early notes, late notes, and low-confidence events. Select an event to see the expected and detected timing, then practice that section again.
- Raw and compensated timing remain explicit
- Pitch and timing scores remain distinct
- Recorded Tone Rig snapshots keep takes reampable
Chord Trainer
Measure the change, not an imagined fingering.
Chord Trainer records a native timed progression, estimates pitch-class support, stores transition evidence, and identifies the weakest change. It does not claim to recover an exact hand shape from audio.
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Tone Studio
A learning-aware rig around canonical dry evidence.
The integrated Virtual Rig currently includes owned drive, modulation, delay, and reverb families, pedalboard editing, scenes, presets, A/B comparison, safety metering, and reamp. Amp, cabinet, IR, controller, looper, and Tone Coach work remains on the public roadmap.
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