A new instrument. Four rows, six chords.
Sweep a column — hear it ring.
Number row to Z row — each physical row is a string. Each vertical column is a chord. The layout clicks the moment you try it.
Sweep a column top-down in under 90ms and keystrum reads it as a downstroke. Reverse for upstroke. It feels physical.
Karplus-Strong synthesis in the browser. No samples, no plugins, no account. This instrument lives in your tab.
Numbers, QWERTY, ASDF, ZXCV. Four rows, four strings. Top row is the highest pitch.
Each vertical column is a chord: 1qaz = Am, 2wsx = C, 3edc = Em, 4rfv = G, 5tgb = Dm, 6yhn = F.
Hit two or more keys in a column — fast, top to bottom. That sweep is a strum. The faster you go, the tighter it sounds.
A character shows you when to strum, hold, and mute. Three folk songs, six chord lanes, timing windows of 60/120/200 ms.
Am · C · Em · G · Dm · F. Each chord's notes, intervals, keyboard mapping, and the songs that made it famous.
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Scroll back up. Hit 2, w, s, x — one after the other, fast.
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