Data driven jazz symbol practice
Is there a shortest path to proficiency?
Competencies can be measured to form irregular topologies.
ShedLab records and maps latency data in real-time and generates practice sequences that target the frontier between mastered and not-yet-mastered material.
The sequences are generated by pathfinding for marks through real jazz literature.
ShedLab is designed to identify and eliminate your weaknesses very quickly, and provide receipts.
You can use it to:
Voicings, and their inversions, are organized into domains—Major 7, Dominant 7, Altered Dominants, Quartal, etc.
You can use the ShedLab jazz piano skill tree, or make your own for any discipline.
Content can be soft or hard gated
Not just what you're bad at, but what practice will yield the biggest improvement. Each attempt updates the model, generating sequences optimized for learning velocity.
Trust a system that has your discernment built in
Set your own latency targets
Only practice stuff you want
The ShedLab engine has configurable & extensible practice scope, passing requirements, aspect tracking, etc.
Track your progress over time. Filter by keys, qualities, inversions, or whatever you need
Built on spaced repetition research, motor learning theory, and jazz pedagogy literature.
Understand your student's weaknesses and strengths and create your own exercises
Rigorous speed training that respects expertise
Assumes harmonic literacy and targets execution, not conceptual learning
Provides data-driven insights and custom lesson planning
... Coming soon ...
