Blank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
In Vertical view, the piano is on the left and the musical keys legend is above.
Piano spellings shownThe current Torus artwork is the approved dark-mode draft.
Blank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
Hiding a string keeps what it is tuned to.
String thicknessRelative numbering counts the capo as the nut. What sounds is the same either way.
With this off the board stays blank and names only what is sounding.
Spellings shownBlank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
Fifteen written major-key tonics in twelve sectors.
Enharmonic names share a key. Double accidentals stay optional.
Scroll to zoom; drag the empty centre to pan.
Hold a note to activate it. Shift-click or tap to latch; Enter or Space toggles a focused note.
Blank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
A pitch is named once: beside the staff while it is showing, in the readout when it is not.
Blank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
Direction follows which Maps are on until you choose one yourself.
Blank room for writing, taken from inside this Map's own space on the stage. It does not move the other Maps.
Makes the white background softer, so it is easier on your eyes. Only the background changes. The colours stay exactly as they will print.
Turns off Eye Comfort and drops straight into Full Screen Mode, so the screen you capture is the screen that prints and nothing else. Press Esc to leave full screen, then Tab to bring the controls back.
When this is on, the piano gets its own strip of the screen and the Maps fit into what is left. Turn it off to let the piano sit on top of the Maps instead. This only does something when the piano is showing.
Layout priorityAutomatic shares the space between all the Maps you have on.
Control panel sizeMakes the buttons and menus bigger or smaller. Whatever space they give up goes to the Maps, so a smaller panel means larger Maps.
Shows a small icon in Full Screen Mode that brings the controls back. With it turned off, press Tab to bring them back at any time. In full screen, Esc remains the browser’s way out.