In the settings option, you get more customization options. You can save your progress by tapping the save icon. To control the tempo of the melody there’s a tempo control slider as well.

You can also record a voiceover by tapping the mic icon. It includes a drum kit, blocks, electronics, and congo. It has four percussions to add to your composition. You can also choose to show or hide your note trails, customize the scroll behavior and choose the input option from the Midi device. For example, you can choose the range of octaves, the option to show the note’s name, and show or hide emojis. When you press the settings icon, you’ll see different options to customize.

There are multiple settings you can do to customize the piano layout. Once you save the song a link is generated for you to share. You can clear the notes or save the song. For example drum kit, drum machine, marimba, synth, strings, and woodwind. And not just piano, you can choose between six other different instruments. They’ll be able to hear your piano tunes as you play them in real-time. Up to 10 people can play together at once. Whosoever clicks on that link can immediately join in the live stream. When you first log in, there’s a link that you can copy and share. Shared Piano enables you to live stream the music session. All of the modes have something different to offer. There are 14 music modes to play around with. The homepage of Chrome Music Lab is vibrant and colorful. It encourages people to learn music with its one-of-a-kind interface. Chrome Music LabĬhrome Music Lab is an open-source platform made by Google. Let me show you what it offers and how to use it. This is another one of Google’s excellent creative ideas. But more than that it can help us to create real music in a really cool and fun way. It helps us learn more about music and sound. Chrome Music Lab is Google Chrome’s experimental website.

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