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MIDI Chord AnalyzerPlay it, see the chord and its numberEar TrainerIntervals and chord qualities by earPiano RollWatch a MIDI file fall into placeHarmonic SimilarityCompare two progressions side by sideVoice & reharmonise
Chord & Voicing LabInversions and rich voicingsReharmonization EngineFresh changes for a familiar songProgression LabMap a progression in any keyCircle of FifthsKeys, relationships and modulationsPiano Modes LabScales and modes under your fingersRehearse & perform
GrooveLockLive backing grooves to play overSound VaultCues, MD calls and loop padsSmart MetronomeSubdivisions and a tempo trainerGig ModeSetlist, one-tap transpose, stage viewMultitrack StudioMix stems and bounce in the browserLive SessionsPlay live with another musicianSee every studio toolTechnical, practical guides for working musicians — voicings, reharmonisation, groove and the craft of playing live.
In the professional Jozi studio environment, the gap between a raw, soulful performance and a mix-ready arrangement is often where projects stall.…
South African Gospel piano demands more than basic triads. The signature sound relies on thick, extended voicings, non-functional harmony, and rapid passing…
There is a massive difference between a robot playing a MIDI file perfectly and a human being playing a song with soul.…
What the keys player owns and what the tracks own when your worship team plays with stems, a click and a guide.
Imagine walking into your first rehearsal with a professional church band. You sit down at the keyboard, and the Musical Director looks…
In the early days of church music, you sat down at a wooden acoustic piano, played the keys, and that was your…
Picture this: You are playing your heart out on a Sunday morning. Your chords are lush, your timing is locked in the…
We have all been there. The drummer counts off a fast praise song, the adrenaline kicks in, and by the second chorus,…
Modal interchange is the practice of borrowing chords from a parallel mode (a scale that shares the same root note but has…
Use the circle of fifths to relate keys, read key signatures and practise descending-fifth chord movement at the piano.