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MIDI notes are saved automatically. Choose what else to record.
Note preview uses a simple synthesizer, not the original instrument sounds.
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Shared controls that apply to all players
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Connect a MIDI output to send music.
Enable Eyebrow expression in each person's instrument settings. Output follows that person's MIDI device and channel. CC values span 0–127 with relaxed eyebrows at 64; pitch bend centres at 0.
Use values 0–63 for off and 64–127 for on. Faders span their full range. Selectors span their options in order. Changes send CC to all connected outputs on this channel.
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Share tempo and swing directly with nearby machines on the same network.
The host controls tempo and swing. Changes take effect together at the next shared boundary.
Each guest needs their own invitation. Return the response to the host to finish joining. Keep the host’s page open; refreshing requires pairing again. Guest Wi-Fi isolation can prevent connections.
These settings change the Looking Glass display only. Focus moves the holographic focus plane. It does not add blur.
One voice engine plays all players. Percussion has its own engine.
Engine levels are balanced by default. This extra gain is saved separately for each engine and applies to all players. Lower it if chords distort.
Choosing a space resets Decay to its natural length. Recorded spaces can be shortened but not lengthened.
Every player also sends to this room, on top of their instrument reverb. Ensembles can choose it.
App reverb follows mouth expression so its tail continues after the sound stops.
Choose GM patches or import DX7 patches in each player’s instrument panel.
Yoshimi keeps its patch effects. A subtle app reverb adds a tail after mouth expression, shared by all players. Choose patches in each player’s instrument panel.
Applies to all players. Percussion uses its own engine.
How opening your mouth turns into loudness for all players. Adjust while playing to find what works best.
Drag a handle to reshape the curve. Click the graph to add a handle; double-click a handle or press Delete to remove it. Arrow keys move the focused handle. A flat start gives more room for quiet notes.
How far the mouth must open before a note starts. Lower values trigger notes sooner.
How much opening the whole curve covers. Short reaches full volume with less movement; long gives more room for quiet playing.
How far every player moves their head to reach each note and octave. The faces show how much travel each setting asks for.
How far the head leans side to side to cross every note. Lower needs less movement.