Chorale
Add harmonies to a vocal or solo instrument. The notes follow the chords of a reference song; the tone comes from your own recording.
1Your recording
A voice or single-note instrument works best.2Chords to follow
Line up the reference
Found automatically when both files load. Nudge it if the chord changes land early or late.
Fit the progression to your recording
Chord timeline
Chords outside the current key have a lilac outline. A gold bar on the left marks the first chord in a new key. Tap a chord, key or meter section to correct it. In a repeating progression, a fix applies to every repeat. Faded chords are uncertain, so check those by ear. Changing the reference type, tempo, meter or shortest chord re-reads the chords and replaces chord and key fixes.
Key
Suggested keys for this spot. Tap one to hear it looped, or choose any key below and press Preview.
Meter
3Listen
Preview mode: this browser blocks the media player, so playback is using Web Audio. Turn off silent mode to hear it. On Netlify in Safari, the normal player is used.
4Harmony
Tone
Harmony chords
The chord your melody and the voices form together. Tap a block to choose its chord, pick which voices sing there, or preview suggested chords. Blocks you've edited have a gold underline.
Suggested chords for this block. Tap one to hear it looped.
Voices
Mix
5Save
24-bit WAV at your recording's sample rate. On iPhone, pick Save to Files in the share sheet.