Choose your lane

Start with a guide that matches the instrument you actually want to practice.

We lead with vocal plus songs, then offer credible beginner tracks for piano and guitar. Each lane points to a real first action, not a generic sales promise.

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Vocal

Best-in-class today

IntonationAI is strongest when it starts with your voice: range-aware warmups, transparent scoring, Coach Joy, and full song practice with the note highway, lyric ribbon, transposition, and stem mixing.

Start Here

Lock in the foundations that make songs feel easier right away.

What You Can Practice

The vocal lane is built for real repetition, not vague inspiration.

Recommended First Win

Aim for one complete phrase, not a perfect session.

Calibrate My Range

Personalize warm-ups and song transposition before your first session.

Practice Songs

Open the note highway, lyric ribbon, stems, and score feedback.

Open Vocal guide

Piano

Guided beginner track

The current piano experience is honest by design: setup help, keyboard geography, finger numbers, a virtual piano preview, a beginner curriculum, tuner access, and Coach Joy support for timing, touch, and practice structure.

Setup And Orientation

Get comfortable at the keyboard before chasing speed.

Read The Layout

You do not need full sheet-reading to start productively.

Recommended First Win

Keep the first session small and measurable.

Open Piano Guide

Review setup, note landmarks, finger numbers, and first-session advice.

Start Piano 101

Move through posture, five-finger patterns, both hands, and simple chords.

Open Piano guide

Guitar

Monophonic beginner track

The guitar experience now starts honestly: setup, tuning, string names, tab reading, single-note riffs, open-chord readiness, and monophonic coaching. Chord-block timing and richer fretboard feedback stay on the roadmap until they are actually ready.

Setup And Tuning

Good beginner sessions start before the first riff.

Read Simple Tabs

Tab literacy is the fastest path to an early win.

Recommended First Win

Treat accuracy as the milestone, not speed.

Open Guitar Guide

Review setup, tuning, string names, tabs, and first-riff advice.

Start Guitar 101

Work through tabs, single-note riffs, open chords, and first-song prep.

Open Guitar guide

Bass

Beginner foundations

The bass lane teaches the four-string foundation: posture, plucking-hand evenness, root-note grooves, and time. Single-note tab + monophonic mic feedback today; richer fingering work comes later.

Setup And Plucking-Hand Evenness

Bass is rhythm before melody — start there.

Read Bass Tabs

Same idea as guitar tabs but only four strings.

Recommended First Win

Time-feel first, technique second.

Open Bass Guide

Review setup, plucking-hand basics, and your first root-note exercise.

Open Bass Coach

Talk through time-feel and technique with Coach Joy.

Open Bass guide

Ukulele

Beginner foundations

The ukulele lane gets you to song-ready strumming fast. Reentrant tuning (G-C-E-A) means C major and Am are one finger each. Tab + chord library + monophonic mic feedback today.

Hold And Strum

Comfort first — the rest follows.

Three Chords To A Song

Most beginner songs live in C, F, G, and Am.

Recommended First Win

Change is the lesson.

Open Ukulele Guide

Review hold, strumming, and the three-chord first win.

Browse Chord Library

C, F, G, Am with finger positions and live mic feedback.

Open Ukulele guide