Thousands of guitar backing tracks with real-time chord changes, transcribed bar by bar. Press play and the chords scroll with the music. Slow a track down, loop a section, and open the chord chart or scale chart that goes with it. Free to listen, no account needed.
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Ask anything about playing guitar, from your first 12-bar blues to modes and soloing. The AI Guitar Teacher explains it, then puts the backing tracks, chord charts, scale diagrams and practice tools to work on it right in the conversation.
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A jam track is a full band with the guitar left out — drums, bass and keys running a set of changes on a loop, waiting for you to play over them. Finding one was never the hard part. Knowing what's happening underneath you was. That's the part Jamtrackers does for you.
Every track is transcribed bar by bar, so the chord you're playing over is on screen the whole time — with the next one already lined up beside it. No chart to squint at, no counting bars to work out where the change lands.
Every transcription carries the scales that fit its changes, so you're never guessing what to solo over. Each one opens as an interactive fretboard chart — see the shape, then take it up the neck.
Filter by genre, key and tonality, or search on tempo, a specific chord, or a scale. If you're drilling a ii–V–I in B♭, there's a way to ask for exactly that.
Slow a track down until the change lands clean, loop the four bars that keep tripping you up, and queue a set to run end to end when it doesn't anymore.
Press play and go. An account is only for the things that need one — favorites and playlists — and it's free too.
Filter by genre or key, or search by tempo, chord and scale to find a track that contains the change you are working on.
Tap a genre to browse tracks in that style.
Tap a key to browse tracks in that key, major or minor.
Every track comes with the scales that fit its chords, so you're never guessing what to solo over. Each one opens as an interactive fretboard chart — hover any note to see where it repeats across the neck, then practice it in every position.
11 practice tools that run in the browser. No account, no setup, no install.
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