Musical Tools

Tune up, tap in, read along.

A tuner, notation exercises, rhythm check, playable piano and a binaural resonance tool — all in one place.

Pick your instrument (or voice), allow microphone access, and play or sing a note to see how in-tune it is.

Click any note to hear its pitch and see its name. Notice how the notes climb continuously from the bass staff up through the treble staff.

Which note is shown on the staff?

Score: 0 / 0

Listen to the click track, then tap the drum on every beat.

Play with your mouse or finger — or your computer keyboard using A S D F G H J K for the white keys and W E T Y U for the black keys (C4–C5). The lower octave (C3–B3) is mouse/touch only.

Piano
Electric Piano
Organ
Synth
Drums

Rec starts a 4-beat count-in then records 4 measures (16 beats), looping automatically once done · Play stops or restarts the loop · Mute silences it without losing it · Clear erases it. Only one track can record at a time — start a second while the first is looping to layer sounds. Clear all tracks to change the tempo.

BPM
Track 1 Empty
Track 2 Empty
Track 3 Empty

Try: record Track 1, hit Play, then record Track 2 or 3 on top while it loops.

C3
D3
E3
F3
G3
A3
B3
A
S
D
F
G
H
J
K
W
E
T
Y
U

Generate binaural beats for focus, relaxation or meditation. Use headphones for the full effect — each ear receives a slightly different frequency.

Resonance Console
Standby
No layers active
Binaural Layers
Delta
3 Hz · Deep relaxation
Theta
6 Hz · Meditation / creativity
Alpha
9 Hz · Relaxed focus
Ambient Layers
Master Volume

For best results use stereo headphones. Binaural beats work by sending a slightly different tone to each ear; your brain perceives the difference as a rhythmic pulse.