A new notation for the post-conservatory generation. Drop a MIDI, read music the way the instrument actually feels — one continuous staff, key as a word, bass / harmony / melody as lanes.

A field of moving particles that responds to mouse and audio — drift, gather, scatter.

Play notes and watch musical intervals trace as geometric vectors. Same interval, same shape.

A living color field that translates accumulated harmonic content into hue, saturation, value, and depth.

Generate interval patterns and hear how they sit together — train your ear on relationships.

Chain Riff Phrase cells across 4 bars, layer a drum groove underneath, and loop seamlessly. A small in-browser riff editor.

Generate harmonic backing to focus on melody and riff-building.

Sit with the strange shapes that rhythm can take when it's not 4/4.

A catalog of riff fragments, licks, exotic shapes, and edgy cells. Audition each in tab or staff notation.

A catalog of mode fingerprints — Ionian brightness, Dorian lift, Phrygian bite, Lydian glow, and darker minor colors.

A catalog of recognizable chord progressions — the harmonic clichés that define a feel. Browse loops, cadences, and turnarounds across pop, modal, historical, and experimental flavors.

Generate modal melodies on a rigid score grid, then hear them over drone or preset chord progressions.

A pure-pitch memory game. Hear a tone, then sweep a dial to recreate the frequency from memory — your guess plays in real time. Five rounds, scored out of fifty.

Vocal pitch training. A note plays — sing it back. A live needle on a vertical ruler shows your pitch; hold within tolerance of the target to win the round.

Ear-training. A chord progression or melody plays in a hidden key — identify the tonic, and on harder tiers, the mode. Three difficulty rungs that train modal recognition.