Get freedom from your phone’s obvious limitations. Use JustinGuitar Note Trainer, made by justinguitar, a Music & Audio app on your PC or Mac with BlueStacks, and level up your experience.

About the App

Ready to finally memorize every note on your guitar? The JustinGuitar Note Trainer is here to make that happen, no matter where you are on your musical journey. It’s a handy companion for anyone who wants to get really comfortable with the fretboard. Whether you’re brand new or brushing up, you’ll find tools and quizzes in this Music & Audio app from justinguitar that actually make learning those tricky notes fun.

App Features

• Four Interactive Training Modes:
  Get hands-on with modes like Name The Note (see a spot on the neck and say what’s there) and Find A Note (track down a note, everywhere it appears). There are also two memory quizzes—one that tests your recall on single spots, and another that challenges you to name every note along a fret. That last one? It’s a real brain workout.

• Beginner-Friendly Options:
  Not quite sure where to start? Select the “Easy” settings to keep things simple, shrinking down the number of answers so you can really focus as you build up your skills.

• Audio Feedback:
  Hear the notes as you go for a more complete connection between what you see and what you play. Perfect for ear training in addition to sight-based learning.

• Quick Hints When You’re Stuck:
  If you ever find yourself totally puzzled, there’s a quick move—a diagonal swipe—that’ll flash all the answers on the fretboard for just a second. It’s okay, everyone cheats now and then.

• Great for Daily Practice:
  Use JustinGuitar Note Trainer during quick warm-ups or downtime. It pairs nicely with your favorite emulator, like BlueStacks, so you can keep sharpening your skills on a bigger screen whenever you feel like it.

With this app, getting to know your guitar neck is less of a chore and more of a game.

Ready to experience JustinGuitar Note Trainer on a bigger screen, in all its glory? Download BlueStacks now.