For singers at functions, weddings and open mics
Add live keys to your own backing tracks, without learning each song first.
Your backing track, with live keys
Open the backing track as a song file, such as an MP3, and press keys in time. Keylark learns a song file before it plays, so both hands get the full chords, with fewer notes where it isn’t sure.
Practise with YouTube, perform with your own tracks
YouTube’s terms are for personal listening, so practise with a YouTube song and use your own backing track for an audience.
Sound that keeps up with you
Use a cable, to wired headphones or the PA. Bluetooth adds a delay, so your keys sound late, and Keylark warns you when it hears one.
What you need
- Chrome or Edge on a computer.
- A MIDI keyboard, or just your computer’s keys A to K.
- Your backing tracks as song files, such as MP3s.
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