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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.
Playing the keys well and leading a room from the keys are different skills. What to actually do with your hands and…
Practise worship chord progressions and test secondary dominants, diminished passing chords and tritone substitutions with clear examples.
Build gospel piano voicings from shell chords, rootless shapes and drop-2 positions, with note examples and melody checks.
Write and transpose worship chord charts using scale-degree numbers, explicit chord qualities, bar lines and clear rehearsal cues.
The three-layer method working keyboardists use to play any worship song by ear: bass note first, then chord quality, then melody last.…
Cueing a band through an unrehearsed medley is a high‑stakes skill that demands precise harmonic foresight, rhythmic anchoring, and real‑time communication…
Playing a wedding as a solo keyboardist: a practical guide requires a blend of harmonic depth, rhythmic flexibility, and real‑time arrangement skills…
When the worship leader hums a new song at rehearsal, you get a melody, not a chart. A repeatable method for choosing…
Where short chord stabs land, how to voice them and how to play them so your keys drive an up-tempo praise song.
Build a short, repeatable piano riff from the 5 of the key and the pentatonic scale, then place it so it becomes…