Type numerals (I V vi IV, bVII, ii7,
V/vi) or chord names (C G Am F). :2 after a
chord makes it last two beats; ^ or _ voices it an
inversion higher or lower.
rests at home moves away pulls home ♭VI borrowed from outside the key
Use your MIDI keyboard's transport buttons: press Learn, then the button on the board.
Keys: Z–M hold the key's chords,
← → move the octave, Shift is the pedal,
Space plays and stops, Enter takes a clip.
If what you hear lags behind your playing, untick this and turn on your interface's direct monitoring, if it has it. Clicking the neck plays through the amp either way.
Guitar mode is experimental. It hears one note at a time: single notes, riffs and melodies light up and record, but strummed chords don't yet. A note can be played in several places on the neck, so the one lit is a guess at where your hand is.
Lit keys are the notes worth playing next.
Play with the Q row: it plays the key's notes, and Q
E T is the home chord.
Tap the keys to play. Drag along them to glide.