Why I built LickLog
Every guitarist goes through it: the search for your own sound. But there's so much to learn these days, and so much noise, that it's easy to drift. You practice for years and still can't say what you've actually kept.
So I built LickLog, a simple place to keep track of what you practice. Every groove you set and every lick you save is a small piece of creative work. Over time, they add up to the musician you're becoming.
Your licks become your vocabulary
The licks you save are what you'll reach for when you improvise. The notes you jot down become what you learn about your own playing.
With AI music everywhere, I want LickLog to bring you back to your own practice. Start with simple single-note lines, save them one at a time, and let your own voice on the guitar take shape.
Share it, or keep it to yourself
- Share: send a single lick or a whole playlist as a link. Friends can take on your licks, and guitarists get to know each other through what they play.
- Export: print sheet music as a PDF, drop MIDI into your DAW, or save a Guitar Pro file.
- Teach: send licks to your students as homework.
I hope LickLog makes practice feel more focused, and more fun. I'll keep making it better, and I'd love to hear what you think, so drop me an email anytime.
LickLog is free and ad-free, and I work on it in my spare time. If it has helped you hold on to a few good licks, you can buy me a coffee.