The virtual fingerboard displays a violin or cello fingerboard directly in the player. While you play a piece, you can see where the notes being played are fingered—in sync with the playhead position.
Especially at the beginning, it can be difficult to connect notes with fingerings. The fingerboard lets you see exactly where a note is, even if you aren't yet confident reading sheet music. You can take your time looking at the fingering sequence for tricky passages.
Vertical view: Display the fingerboard vertically instead of horizontally, just as you look at your own violin.
Finger zones: Show the areas where each finger is placed.
Note names: Choose how note names are displayed: German (C, D, E … H), English (C, D, E … B), or solmization (Do, Re, Mi …).
💡 Tip: The fingerboard also works with loops and at any tempo setting—ideal for practicing difficult passages slowly, one fingering at a time.
You can find the fretboard and all customizations in the “Settings” menu:
Web browser: at the top left of the navigation bar, next to the Loop feature.
App (iOS and Android): at the top right of the navigation bar, next to the annotations.
