Every finger is its own voice: roll your fingers like tapping a table, or double-tap one pad with two fingers. Auto velocity uses pressure, finger size and the motion sensor when your device has them, and otherwise where you hit the pad. Edges play softer and brighter.
Real CC0 multi-samples, in tune across the range. + 8 / + 16 pads lays the instrument over your key & scale (hold a pad to sustain, lift to release). Keys + MIDI makes your computer keyboard (A W S E D F T G Y H U J K O L P ; ', Z/X = octave) and any MIDI keyboard play it chromatically; drum controllers on channel 10 still hit the kit. In VR choose the Table layout to play the same pads.
Hit something, beatbox, or resample a loop you just played. Silence is trimmed and the level set for you.
WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG. Long files are kept up to 20 seconds.
Any sound becomes an instrument: pick a sound in the Sound lab and choose “Add as playable scale”, or edit a pad and press “Spread to scale”. Designed keys, bass, plucks, bells and pads start in tune. NBRZ songs set the key for you.
Stems start together on beat 1 and follow tempo as varispeed. NBRZ songs load as an instrumental and a vocal you can ride separately.
Plug in any drum controller or keyboard: General MIDI drum notes play the matching sounds, and pads can learn any note. Every hit goes out on channel 10, conductor dynamics on CC11, stem levels on CC7.
Conduct like you would an orchestra: the bottom of each bounce is the beat, the big drop from the top marks beat 1, so drawing 2, 3 or 4 patterns sets the meter. Three steady beats start the band. Pick a section, then swell it, bring it down, or cut it off. In the headset your left hand does that: point at a stem orb, palm up and rise, palm down and sink, make a fist. The theremin plays any mix of sounds, locked to the key set in Key & scale.
Headset mode needs the Meta Quest Browser on the HTTPS address shown when you run npm run dev. Samples are CC0; see LICENSES.md.