On Tunefox, there are 1 versions of this song for you to learn. The Beginner arrangement gives you a good foundation of the verse melody. The You Ain't Going Nowhere Intermediate tab is a slidey arrangement of this song, which is a little more technically challenging and finally, the Advanced version introduces more typical bluegrass vocabulary.

The "Speed-Up" and "Memory-Train" practice tools offer ways for you to practice technique and memorizing the arrangement of You Ain't Going Nowhere you’re learning. Speed-Up will automatically increase the tempo of the song or selection that you’re practicing while Memory-Train deletes notes from the tab each time it loops to help you commit the melody to memory. To select and loop sections of the song, click on them with your cursor.

Want to practice with a band? Use the Tunefox You Ain't Going Nowhere backing tracks! These real-sounding tracks sound great and the settings will allow you to adjust the volume of the guitar, band, or metronome.

Get creative with You Ain't Going Nowhere with the Tunefox lick switcher. The lick switcher gives you an opportunity to learn multiple variations of the song you’re learning within the context of the guitar tab you’re practicing. To use the lick switcher, click on the text that says "Original Measure" above some of the measures in the tab. If you want to see a completely new arrangement of You Ain't Going Nowhere for bluegrass guitar, click on Shuffle Licks in the bottom right corner.

When you’ve finished creating your arrangement of You Ain't Going Nowhere, export your song arrangement to PDF file. This feature is for members of Tunefox, only.

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