My Songs
Each song you practise gets its own page. Fabbe remembers what you are learning and how far you have come, so you can continue exactly where you left off.
How to use it
- Add a song to My Songs in the library, or start practising a section in Practice Mode.
- Open the song page to see progress per section and your current target.
- Choose Continue Practice to open Practice Mode at the section you practised last.
- Remove the song from the list when you are done. Sections and practice log stay.
What is My Songs?
My Songs is your list of songs you are practicing right now. Each song has its own practice page with the current goal, progress per section and the latest practice sessions.
The list builds on the Library and Practice Mode. A song lands here when you put it in My Songs in the library or start practicing a section in Practice Mode. You remove the song from the list when you are done. Sections and practice log then stay.
How is progress counted?
Progress is counted per section. A section is done when its personal best has reached the target tempo. The page shows how many sections are done out of all, and an overall percentage that is the average of the sections' progress.
The current goal is the section you practiced last that is not yet done. If you have not practiced any, the first one in the order of the song is used.
- Create sections for intro, riff, verse, chorus and solo instead of one big task.
- Set a target tempo per section, so that every part has its own goal.
- When all sections have reached their goal you can create a new one or raise a target.
Continue where you left off
Continue Practice opens Practice Mode at the section you practiced last, so you do not have to look up the right bars and tempo. That makes it easy to take a short session every day instead of a long one now and then.
Everything is saved locally in the browser, and you need no account. You take a copy of your data under My Setup.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a song to My Songs?
Choose In My Songs on a song in the library. A song also lands here when you start practicing a section in Practice Mode.
Is the song deleted if I remove it from My Songs?
No. Only the song disappears from the list. The file, the sections and the practice log stay in the library.
What does the percentage on a song mean?
It is the average of the progress in the song's sections, from started to target tempo reached. A song without sections shows no percentage, because Fabbe then has no goal to measure against.
Can I see my latest sessions for a song?
Yes. The practice page shows the latest practice sessions for the song. If no sessions are logged yet, it says so.
Related tools
- Tab player: Open a Guitar Pro file, see tab and notation and play along at your own tempo.
- Practice Mode: Practise one passage at a time: Fabbe raises the tempo step by step as you play cleanly.
- Library: Collect your own tab files, songs and riffs, and search your library and external sources.
- Tuner: Tuner with strobe, intonation check, 4 to 8 strings, temperaments and custom tunings.
- Metronome: Click or drums with a bouncing ball, step sequencer, spectrum, fullscreen and tap tempo.
- Speed trainer: Raise the tempo step by step, with timed rounds or clean repetitions.