Chromatic Note Hunt
Find every occurrence of a note across the neck — now with sharps and flats, on a faster clock.
Why This Exercise Matters
Adding accidentals forces full chromatic command of the neck, not just the natural notes. The faster rotation builds quick recall under mild time pressure — the bridge from knowing the fretboard to using it in real time.
How to Practice
- 1A target note appears and changes every 20 seconds — it can now be a sharp/flat (e.g. F#, A#).
- 2Enable Pitch Detect so the app verifies each hit and tracks which octaves you've found.
- 3Find and play the note on every string and in every octave before the timer rotates.
Tips & Techniques
- •Sharps sit one fret above their natural note — anchor off the natural you already know.
- •Say the full note name out loud as you play it, including 'sharp'.
- •Use octave shapes (2 strings up + 2 frets up) to jump between octaves quickly.
- •Don't worry about rhythm; focus on accuracy and speed of location.
Skills You'll Develop
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