A unique instrument/control surface where you can learn every Major/Minor chord in 2 minutes. The hexagon note layout allows songwriters to discover new melodies and musical relations, as well, novices can learn how to play music. If you want more sounds than the built in instrument Musix offers Midi and OSC out to control anything you want.
 

 

NOTE: Musix is NOT meant to teach you how to play a piano! It is it’s own instrument that has many benefits over a piano. By playing you will learn real relations between notes and patterns within music.

The definitive isomorphic keyboard. Musix is a fully-customizable multiple-layout isomorphic musical keyboard.

Each hexagon on the screen is a note, and surrounding hexagons are harmonically related.

WHY MUSIX:

• Learn how to play every major and minor chord in minutes
• Play along with your favorite song without practicing for years
• Learn one shape, play in any key
• Explore music by the relationship between notes, not by placement on an instrument
• Play along with your friends without being an expert
• Release the song in your head

 
FEATURES:

• Different Key Sizes
• Slide the keys to show the notes you need
• Multiple Instrument Sounds
• OSC/Midi Support
• Inter-note expressivity
• Preset Layouts
• Create Your Own Layout (iPad only)
• Play along with your favourite songs

 
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

What this means is that once you have learned a pattern, say a chord or a scale, that pattern is the same for all keys, even the dreaded A-Flat! What’s more, you can learn to play melodies on a traditional keyboard by playing them on the Musix keyboard and watching where the sharps and flats go.

Songwriters benefit by discovering new melodies and musical relationships. Novices find it easy to learn to play. Experienced musicians are rewarded with an intuitive interface.

There are many isomorphic keyboards out there, from concertinas, accordions, and “jammers” (which use the wicki-hayden layout) to harmonic-table keyboards and more. You can have them all in one application, and more besides.

Hexagonal isomorphic keyboards are defined by the harmonic relationship between the keys. You can define the relationship in two directions, say a major third and a minor third, and the third direction is the difference of these two intervals (in this case, a semitone).

Musix comes with a set of built-in layouts which use different harmonic relationships between the notes. Each layout has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, the harmonic table layout allows you to play a major or minor chord with one finger, by touching at the intersection of any three hexagons. The Wicki-Hayden layout puts all the white keys together. Try them all and find one that works for you.

Musix has six real-time FM-synthesized instrument sounds. No wavetables here. Each note sound is synthesized on-the-fly, meaning that you get the full richness of bass and brightness of treble that the ipad speaker or your headphones can generate.

You can change the size of the keys to fit your fingers and your dexterity – start practicing with epic-sized keys and as you get better you can make the keys smaller to give you more notes on the screen. Keyboard layouts are fully customizable – create your own isomorphic keyboard centred on any note. Remove the note labels for a clean look.
 

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