EasyJamYour AI-powered
music workshop
Generate licks and piano phrases, explore scales and chords, practice with a backing track — all with real instrument playback, in your browser.
Open tools for guitarists & pianists
Focused utilities you can use right now — no account, no install.
Tools
Guitar
Free forever. Sign up to unlock AI generators, practice exercises & jam tracks.
Theory & practice
Interactive theory reference plus ear-training and fretboard drills — no account needed. Browse the theory hub →
Theory
Ear Training
Everything you need to create
From instant lick generation to deep theory tools — all in one place.
Lick Generator
Generate guitar licks in any scale and key — swing, motifs, techniques. Edit note-by-note, save, export as PNG or PDF, and share with a link.
Progression Builder
Build guitar and piano chord progressions from diatonic palettes, then loop them over a full backing track — drums, bass, and pad.
Practice & Exercises
Curated daily exercises with progress tracking, bookmarks, and a built-in loop trainer to drill any passage at your own tempo.
Play Along
Upload any song — get isolated guitar, bass, drums, and vocal stems plus auto-transcribed tab so you can learn and play along.
Sample Jam
Jam over curated audio loops across styles and keys — perfect for warming up your ear, improvising, and building solo vocabulary.
AI Music Teacher
Ask questions in context. The teacher knows what you're working on and points you to the right tools, scales, and concepts.
Four steps to your next riff
Pick your instrument
Guitar or piano — each has its own dedicated set of tools and generators.
Generate or build
Let the algorithm compose a phrase, or place every note yourself.
Listen & refine
Hear real sampled instruments, adjust tempo, swing, and feel.
Save or share
Keep it in your library, export as MIDI or tab image, or share a link.
Loved by musicians
Honestly thought I'd bounce off another browser practice tool. A few weeks in and I've stopped opening the old ones.
I point students at the scale finder between lessons so I'm not drawing the same diagrams every week. Wish the chord finder had more drop-D voicings — flagged it and the team's actually shipping fixes.
Use it to sketch chord progressions before I take them to the piano. Voicings aren't always what I'd pick, but it's faster than paper and the backing-track playback tells me pretty quickly when the changes don't go anywhere.
Ready to jam?
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