One-Minute Chord Changes

Use this tool as a consistency tracker, not just a speed test. A useful score is one where every change sounds clean, keeps time, and requires minimal finger re-positioning.

If your score improves but string clarity drops, lower the tempo and rebuild movement efficiency. Clean repetitions at controlled speed create more reliable long-term gains than random high-score attempts.

1. Run 2 warm-up rounds with slow, deliberate finger placement.
2. Run 2 scored rounds and keep only clean, in-time changes.
3. Review session history and repeat your weakest pair before ending practice.
4. Increase difficulty only after two sessions in a row with stable clean execution.

Pair this routine with the Metronome and follow-up lessons in Chord Changes for measurable weekly progression.