Lessons and your own material
A lesson is an expected timeline—not a video watched to the end.
GuitarGod lessons define musical events, tempo, sections, skills, and scoring context. Your take is compared with that contract, then routed into review and retention.
Release-ready counts are exact: seven starter lessons and two original studies.
Lesson Player
Read, hear, loop, record, and score on one clock.
Count-in, expected notes, tablature, fretboard guidance, generated guitar guide, metronome, recording, and scoring all follow the same lesson transport.
- Expected events remain the lesson-aware ground truth
- Tempo and loop boundaries are explicit
- Live feedback resolves the active event

Seven lessons that establish the practice loop.
Open String Picking
Alternate Picking Control
Open Chord Changes
Minor Pentatonic Shape
Twelve-Bar Form
Simple Play-Along
Original studies
Blue Harbor Shuffle
A GuitarGod-owned study for form, timing, and feel.
Iron Gallop
A GuitarGod-owned study for picking control and rhythmic stamina.
Bring your own scores · beta
Turn an existing score into local practice material.
Preview the import before installation, retain source provenance, and keep the resulting lesson inside the same record, score, and review loop.
.musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Structured notation and compressed MusicXML are supported.
.mid, .midi
Expected pitches and timing can become a bounded practice timeline.
GP3–GP5
Newer GPX/GP7 files require export to GP5, MusicXML, or MIDI.
GuitarGod does not scrape tab sites or ship a commercial-song catalog. You are responsible for the rights to material you import.