Split bars with |. Chords in one bar share it equally. . holds the last chord for one slot, % repeats the bar, N.C. is no chord. Slash chords like A/C# and extensions like Gm11, C7alt, F7b9 work. Your own voicing: [C / E G C] is C in the left hand, E G C in the right.
Click a slot and type a chord. An empty slot holds the chord before it. Put a chord on an & (or e/a in 16ths) to push it ahead of the beat. Type a voicing like C / E G C (left hand / right hand) for exact notes. Enter moves to the next slot.
Lines are generated live from each player's typical vocabulary, not taken from their recordings. They change every time through.
The tempo slider and Tap button are on the stage, above the beat counter.
In 6/8, 12/8 and 7/8 the BPM counts eighth notes, so it always matches the count you see and hear.
Press Record, wait for the one-bar count-in, then hum your bass line on the click. The studio writes the chords and can play your exact notes on the bass. It uses the current tempo and time signature.
Choose an audio file or record with the microphone. Pokey finds the notes and drops them onto a keyboard in time with the recording. Works best with a clear piano part. It reads the first five minutes. The recording is sent to a piano transcription service to be analyzed and is not kept.
Uses the current style, tempo, key and mixer. Ends on the first chord.