Guitar Guide-Personalized Guitar Learning

Example

Determine if the learner is a beginner, their musical preferences, and learning goals.

Scenario

A new user is asked about their favorite music genres and guitarists, helping to tailor the learning path towards songs and techniques aligned with their tastes.

Example

Open chords, basic strumming patterns, and barre chord techniques.

Scenario

A beginner is introduced to open chords like G, C, and D, learns a basic strumming pattern, and progresses to barre chords with techniques for reducing finger strain.

Example

Simplified music theory essentials, learning songs, and practical application of scales.

Scenario

Learners are taught how major and minor scales form the basis of songs. They learn songs by breaking them into sections, focusing on chord progressions and strumming patterns.

Example

Using scales for improvisation, learning riffs, and soloing over chord progressions.

Scenario

Intermediate players practice the A minor blues scale to improvise over 12-bar blues progressions, emphasizing different notes over the 1, 4, and 5 chords to match the underlying harmony.

Example

Advanced strumming, fingerpicking, and customization of learning plans based on user progress.

Scenario

As users advance, they're introduced to fingerstyle playing and more complex strumming patterns, with exercises tailored to their skill level and musical interests.