What progressions are there?

Twelve-bar blues, the pop I-V-vi-IV, jazz ii-V-I, a minor ballad, the Andalusian cadence and more.

Can I turn the guitar off and play rhythm myself?

Yes. Each part has its own volume in the mixer.

Backing tracks in any key

Choose a key, a progression and a groove and the band plays drums, bass and chords for you. The solo guide lights up the scale on the neck and marks the notes of the chord that is playing right now, so you can see the changes as you solo. Mix each instrument and change the tempo while it plays.

How to use it

Pick a key, a progression and a groove.
Press Play.
Solo using the scale shown on the fretboard.
Aim for the highlighted chord tones as the chords change.

Questions

What progressions are there?: Twelve-bar blues, the pop I-V-vi-IV, jazz ii-V-I, a minor ballad, the Andalusian cadence and more.
Can I turn the guitar off and play rhythm myself?: Yes. Each part has its own volume in the mixer.

Also try: Scale Charts · Metronome · Chord Charts

Progressions

Pop anthem · '50s doo-wop · Three-chord rock · 12-bar blues · Jazz ii-V-I · Minor ballad · Andalusian cadence · Minor groove · Mixolydian vamp · Canon