Loop Notes

Every loop pair in NoteHound can have its own text note. Use this to jot down chord progressions, fingerings, rhythm patterns, or anything you discover while working through a passage.

Opening the Notes Pane

The NOTE pill in the practice commands row toggles the audio notes pane. When active (orange background), the notes pane is visible and loop-specific text notes can be viewed and edited.

Adding a Note

Navigate to the loop pair you want to annotate. See Managing Loops.
Tap the NOTE pill in the practice commands row to open the audio notes pane.
Type your note — chord names, tab shorthand, observations, reminders.
Notes are saved per loop pair. Each loop stores its own text note independently.

What to Write

There are no rules, but common uses include:

Chord progressions — e.g., “Dm7 — G7 — Cmaj7 — A7”
Fingerings — e.g., “thumb on low E, barre 5th fret”
Rhythm notes — e.g., “16th-note triplet on beat 3”
Observations — e.g., “drummer plays behind the beat here, sounds early”
Reminders — e.g., “check this against the live version, may be different key”

Viewing Notes

When you switch between loops, the notes pane updates to show the note for the currently active loop. There is one text note per loop pair.

Tip: For notes that apply to a whole section of the song rather than a specific loop region, consider using Section Notes instead. Both tools work well together.