Make a littleroom for wonder.
Click the canvas to release a droplet. It falls, blooms into the fluid, and plays a note from the current chord.
Choose a color to use only that color and voice for painting, automatic rain, and blooms. Turn on Cycle colors beside the palette for random colors and voices: all four are used before repeating, with no consecutive repeats. The horizontal position moves from low notes to high notes, always within your chord. In Perform → Place the sound, choose how many octaves below and above the base chord the canvas spans. The Perform tab includes Quantize: switch it on and choose a note length to line up splashes and notes with the beat. It also explains how height, speed, circles, and holds shape the fluid and sound. Slow strokes linger; fast strokes accent. Hold still, then release to bloom. Sweep vertically to conduct the whole scene.
The canvas follows the harmony with colored light, slow currents, and a gentle bloom as each chord arrives. Adjust Chord atmosphere in the Fluid tab to set its strength.
Press Begin listening to enable sound. With Let it rain on, droplets arrive on their own. Turn it off for a completely hands-on instrument.
The Sound tab includes an optional arpeggiator. Choose one instrument, a pattern, 1–16 chord tones, and a note rate. Open Note shape to control length, attack, decay, and sustain. It follows the current chord automatically and traces its notes across the scene.
Open the Rhythm tab to add optional percussion. Choose a rhythm pattern and a four-voice percussion kit independently. The beat studio has sixteen editable steps, including quiet ghost hits. Tuned objects follow the chord; glass, water, paper and breath add unusual percussive textures. Hits can send ripples across the scene, stir the existing fluid, or both.
Record / Library captures performances with all settings and visual changes. Choose progression cycles or finish a manual take on the next bar, then loop it, keep it in this browser, or save a performance file and WAV.
Plant a pulse. Leave a little space.
Kits change voices and levels; your pattern, mutes and effects stay as set. Tuned objects follow the chord.
Click a step: off → ghost → hit → accent. Change the hit count to spread a rhythm evenly; rotate to find a new pocket. Arrow keys move between steps.
Capture the sound, the canvas, and every composition setting as you play.
Ready to record. Takes start on chord one.
Starts fresh on chord one. Cycles use the opening progression’s length; tempo changes stay musical. Manual takes finish on the next four-beat bar. Maximum 10 minutes.
Your performances stay in this browser.
Blend the recorded effect tail into the opening, preserving the exact loop length. Zero keeps the original cut. The fluid keeps flowing across repeats.
Performance files include audio, the opening setup, and timed setting and visual changes. WAV files contain audio. Browser recordings stay on this device and are not uploaded.