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ChordLab
Practice Tool for Jazz and Gospel Pianists
Jazz and gospel pianists have been left in the dust when it comes to practice tools. ChordLab matches how these musicians actually practice and allows them to track and effectively practice Chords, Progressions and melodies using spaced repetition and weak key targeting.
About ChordLab on Product Hunt
“Practice Tool for Jazz and Gospel Pianists”
ChordLab was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #94 on the daily leaderboard. Jazz and gospel pianists have been left in the dust when it comes to practice tools. ChordLab matches how these musicians actually practice and allows them to track and effectively practice Chords, Progressions and melodies using spaced repetition and weak key targeting.
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I used to be a jazz pianist, and I found that most of the practice tools for jazz and gospel pianists were really aimed at classical players. The way in which classical players practice is wildly different from the way that jazz players practice.
The aim is completely different, so I built this to address that gap and to give those players actually good tools that they can use and that will meet them where they are and how they actually practice.
For those of you who do play, I would love to hear your feedback and see how the app can be improved, as I'm simply trying to make the best possible practice tool !