You know the chords.
Now learn to solo.

You can play songs. But when it's time to solo, you freeze. JamEase teaches you the language of lead guitar, one small step at a time.

The JamEase course, with lesson 1 up next

"Maybe I just don't have the talent to improvise."

You don't need endless theory, and you don't need to memorize complicated solos. Soloing isn't a talent. It's choosing notes that fit, and you can start with three.

Two parts. One goal: your own solos.

Learn

A step-by-step course

81 short lessons in four courses, from your first three notes to your own solos. Each lesson: an idea, practice on the neck, then a jam.

The JamEase course: four chapters of lessons

Practice

A place to jam

378 backing tracks in every key, the songs you know and a library of licks, with the notes that fit lit up on the neck.

The JamEase Practice area: backing tracks by style

Learn: how a lesson works

1 · The idea

Learn one idea.

Short lessons, from your first three notes to your own solos: pentatonic shapes, phrasing, slides, bends and vibrato.

Lesson 1 in JamEase: the idea

2 · Practice

Play it.

See every note on the neck, hear it, and play it back with the TAB.

Lesson 1 in JamEase: the three notes on the neck, with Hear them

3 · Jam

Jam with it.

Every lesson ends over a real backing track, with the notes that fit the key lit up beside it.

Lesson 1 in JamEase: the jam, a rock track in A minor with your three notes

Practice

Practice: jam whenever you want.

Backing tracks in every key and style, the songs you know and a library of licks, each with the scale lit up on the neck.

The JamEase Practice tab: backing tracks by style

Anywhere

On your phone, tablet or computer.

Nothing to install. Open JamEase in your browser, put your guitar on your lap, and play.

JamEase on a computer

What you get

Experience first. Theory second.

Questions

Who is JamEase for?

Guitarists who can already play some chords and songs, and want to start soloing and improvising.

Do I need to know music theory?

No. Experience first, theory second: every lesson starts with notes you play, and the theory comes as you need it.

Do I need to download anything?

No. JamEase runs in your browser, on your phone, tablet or computer. Just bring your guitar.

Electric or acoustic?

Either. Everything is shown on the fretboard, so any guitar works.

Is it free?

The first lessons, licks and backing tracks are free, with no sign-up. JamEase Pro unlocks all four courses for one payment, with no subscription.

Your first solo is three notes away.

Learn to solo