Virtual Guitar: Play Guitar Online Free | Guitoro

It's also a way to learn chords and songs that a chord chart or a video lesson can't show you. Each song plays its best-known part close to the original recording, stroke for stroke. Slow it down to 20% and watch it being played: each string lights up the moment it's hit, the pick swings down and up with the strum, and the neck shows which finger goes where. Then it's your turn. No guitar? Play the song on the keys or the screen, and it waits for you at every chord change. Have a guitar? Pick it up and play along at your own speed, with the strings, the strum and the fingering right in front of you.

Guitoro is built to be played, not just clicked, on whatever you have in front of you. Computer keyboardYour left hand holds a chord on the letter keys and your right hand strums with H and J, the way you'd play a real guitar.

15 chords sit under your fingers, plus keys for arpeggios, single strings, chucks and palm mutes. Touch screenOn a phone or tablet, tap a chord pad and swipe the strings with your finger. Up to five fingers at once, and you can tap the frets on the neck to play single notes. MouseDrag across the strings. A fast swipe plays louder, a slow drag rolls the notes one by one, and a click plucks a single string. Melodies in SoloOn a computer, switch to Solo and every keyboard row becomes a string and every column a fret, with bends and vibrato on the arrow keys. Learn by watching See every string and every stroke, as slowly as you need In a video lesson the hand moves fast and hides the strings, so you can't tell which ones were really hit. Guitar apps teach the basic chords and stop there. Guitoro plays the song's real part on the guitar in front of you, at the speed you choose, and shows exactly what the hands do. Then you play it, on the virtual guitar or on your own. Played like the recordEach song plays its best-known part close to the original recording, stroke for stroke. Slow it anywhere from 20% to full speed and the chords, the strum and the band slow down together. See which strings are hitEach string lights up the moment it sounds, then vibrates as it rings. You can see whether a stroke hits all six strings, just the bass strings or only the top three. Watch the strumming handOver a strummed part, the pick swings down and up like a real strumming hand, once per step of the pattern. Solid swings hit the strings and faint ones miss them, so you see the hand keep moving through the gaps. Fingers on the neckWhile a chord rings, the neck shows it: finger numbers from 1 to 4, barres, muted strings and the capo. Copy the shape onto your own guitar. No guitar? The song waits for youPlay a song's chords on the keys or the screen and it follows you. The keys show its chords in order, the next one lights green, and the song holds until you play it. No score and no rush. Have a guitar? Play alongWatch a part slowly, copy it on your guitar, then play along as you raise the speed. On a computer, choose My guitar: the on-screen keys step aside and the song box shows the strum or picking pattern, a chord strip you can click to jump around, and the speed. Realism Why it sounds and feels like a real guitar Most online guitars only let you click single strings or frets, or play a synthesized tone when you click a chord. On Guitoro you strum: swipe across the strings or use the keys, and every string sounds as you cross it, from recordings of real instruments.