🎹 Music

Chord-by-chord ii–V–I drill in all 12 keys, major and minor. It shows one chord symbol at a time (Dm9 → G13 → Cmaj13, or Dm7♭5 → G7♭9 → Cm9) and waits while you compose it on your own piano, then gives you the next chord; when the I (or i) lands it deals a fresh random 2–5–1. Press Show voicing for the exact notes, octaves and finger numbers in the Finger Position app's hand-position system (LH root+fifth low on the keyboard, RH a 4-note voicing anchored on the key's tonic), with a mini keyboard, and Play voicing to hear it on the sampled grand piano.

MPC-style pad workstation with 7 modes: an 8-track MIDI recorder/mixer (per-track play/stop/record, loop checkbox, pattern+kit drum tracks, 4-beat count-in, quantize spot/tight/loose, global transport); progression-driven chord pads — choose a progression (Doo-wop I–vi–IV–V + 9 more, 3 to 8 chords) and the pads become one column per chord with 3rd / Original / 6th / SDM / SDC substitution rows; an editor lets you build (up to 8 chords) and name your own progressions; Major / Natural / Harmonic / Relative-minor scale modes; a 16×32 drum sequencer with 13 sample kits + modeled synths; 8×8 note pads with 10 instruments; a piano-keyboard mode; a 64-step arpeggiator (3-octave keyboard, per-step volume, step-entry recording, pattern save/load); and a 4×4 sample clip launcher. Playback runs across modes.