Making music less Tricky.
Metronome, chord changes, and a real tuner — for practising your actual instrument.
Practise holding your own tempo — set bars of silence between the click, up to 4 in a row.
Instrument PracticePractise progressions, or random chord changes with a heads-up on what's next.
Instrument PracticeA real microphone tuner for any instrument, with reference tones for standard tunings.
Instrument PracticeMap scale-degree numbers to real chords in any key — the system session musicians use to change key on the spot.
Prompts, rhymes, and structure for writing lyrics.
Write to a themed prompt and a backing loop, with syllable counts, a rhyme finder, and recording.
Creativity100 fill-in-the-blank song templates — the rhymes are already built in.
CreativityFinish the sentence from a huge pool of prompts, and build up a verse and chorus line by line.
How recording, signal chains, and digital audio actually work.
Order a real recording, guitar or DJ signal chain, with an explanation for every stage.
Sound TechWatch and hear audio quality degrade live as digital resolution drops.
Production20 real production effects — build a chain, tweak the parameters, hear what each one does.
SynthesisSee and hear how waveforms, harmonics and layered voices build a synth's texture.
Record and layer your own sound.
Open-ended tools for writing melody, harmony, and full mixes.
Tap notes on a scale-locked keyboard to build a melody, then play it back.
CreativityEvery chord already belongs to the key, each labelled with what mood it creates.
Melody & HarmonyPlace chords anywhere on the timeline and hear how they land against the tune.
GenresCombine beats, basslines and leads to invent your own genre.
Quizzes and drills across rhythm, keys, ear training, and music history.
Build and match rhythms at crotchet, quaver or semiquaver resolution.
Vocabulary225 terms from KS3 to A Level. Crack the word from the clue.
ScalesClimb by playing each degree in order — major, minor, pentatonic and modes.
ChordsConstruct requested chords on the keyboard, or freeplay in the sandbox.
Music HistoryThree levels: order the six eras, then composers, then pieces — by era or across all history.
InstrumentsSeat every instrument in its correct row, front to back, for four different ensemble types.
Note ReadingLearn the notes of the keyboard, the guitar fretboard, and the treble/bass stave.
Ear TrainingHear two notes and name the interval between them.
Ear TrainingIdentify perfect, imperfect, plagal and interrupted cadences by ear — with a minor-key advanced level.
Ear TrainingListen to a short piece and work out whether it's binary, ternary, rondo or strophic.
Musical KeysRecognise every major key signature and its relative minor, or build one yourself.
Musical KeysBuild the wheel yourself, quiz key relationships, or hear why neighbouring keys modulate smoothly.