Intervals become visible
Instead of memorizing interval formulas away from the instrument, players can see how each interval appears on the fretboard.
Theory on the Neck
Accord makes theory easier to see by mapping scale degrees, chord tones, interval relationships, and diatonic harmony directly onto the neck.
Instead of memorizing interval formulas away from the instrument, players can see how each interval appears on the fretboard.
Accord helps players study tonic, predominant, and dominant behavior by relating each chord to its scale-degree role inside a key.
Music theory becomes more useful when it is attached to the same shapes, notes, and fretboard positions you use while playing.
Players working through music education, private lessons, songwriting, or improvisation can use Accord as a visual theory reference and training tool.