I want to improve my on-the-fly Nashville numbers responsiveness and I couldn’t find any tools for it, so I created one. It will give you a random key (or you specify one), count you down, then spit out random numbers for you to play along with. I also gave it a common chord progression mode, and a chugging practice mode, because I also need help with that, and it’s my tool, so you can’t really stop me. 
It’s got a setup page for the tempo, the amount of lead in you get on the new chord, and several other useful features. I even gave it a toggle so guitarists can use it too. If you’re interested, check it out. If there’s any traction, I’ll move it to its own domain.
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very nice, I will give it a try
thank you
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Pretty slick. Well done.
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Ooh, need to take a proper look at this! Cool!
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I just added a fretboard trainer. Pick the string(s) you want to train on, and it gives you notes to find.
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This is great! I’m trying to get the younger musicians in our church to learn the system, this’ll be a great tool!
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That’s great, I hope it helps. We use numbers all the time. It’s so much easier when a vocalist says, on Sunday morning, “can we do it a step higher?” Shift fingers, done.
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Truly is! They always ask how I “transpose so quickly”, and I always tell them this. This will also show me who actually practices their scales and knows their scale degrees at the very least.
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Very useful, thanks!
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