1 · Open Free Play
There is no required lesson. Turn on the camera only when you are ready.
How to use
Make your first sound in minutes.
You do not need to read music. Think of your left hand as seven chord buttons and your right hand as the sound control.
LEFT HANDWhat to playChoose chord 1–7
RIGHT HANDHow it soundsControl volume, tone and richness
FIRST PATTERN1 → 4 → 5 → 1Then hum or sing
2 · Keep both hands visible
Your left hand chooses what to play. Your right hand decides how it sounds.
3 · Choose with your left hand
Treat finger counts like seven simple buttons. Show 1–5 fingers for chords 1–5, index + pinky for 6, and add your thumb for 7. A fist means silence.
4 · Shape with your right hand
Higher means louder and lower means quieter. Tilt for a brighter or softer sound. Show 1–4 fingers to make the chord simple, changed, rich or tense.
5 · Try your first pattern
Keep one right-hand finger raised. With your left hand, slowly play 1 → 4 → 5 → 1. You can hum or sing anything over it.
6 · Choose a mood only if you want
Major usually feels brighter. Minor usually feels more reflective. Leave the mood locked if you do not want to think about it yet.
7 · Add voice, lyrics or recording
The microphone, pasted lyrics and recording are optional. They never play or correct the music for you.