Settings

Sets the default labels and highlights, and the text in the info panel. A block can override it with its level key.

Which side of a scale diagram the nut is on.

Which side of a chord diagram the nut is on.

For scale diagrams and horizontal chord diagrams. High string on top matches tab; low string on top matches looking down at your own guitar.

For vertical chord boxes. Low string on the right suits left-handed players.

The open strings, from the lowest to the highest.

How many frets a scale diagram shows, from 4 to 24. A block can override it with its frets key.

How many frets a chord diagram shows, from 4 to 24. The default, 5, shows the open position, like a printed chord chart. A block can override it with its frets key.

What the note dots show. Following the skill level shows note names for beginners and scale degrees otherwise.

Shows a suggested finger in each dot of a position pattern, in place of its label. A block can override it with its fingers key.

How a position pattern shows the scale's other notes: as small rings, or not at all. A block can override it with its others key.

Colors each CAGED shape on the shape ruler and the band behind the shape on show. A block can override it with its colors key.

Shows a panel with each scale and chord diagram: the learning text for your level and the computed facts. A block can override it with its panel key.

Shows the learning text in the info panel. When off, the panel shows only the computed facts. A block can override it with its blurbs key.

How the level buttons in the info panel start. Automatic collapses them in narrow panes; the arrow button changes one panel until it is redrawn.

Light, dark, or follow your device.

Puts every setting back to its default. Your theme and history stay.

Removes the list of scales, modes, and chords you opened.