Each square turns a different rainbow hue once clicked, and plays a certain note. You then compose music by tapping squares in the grid onscreen.
These controls include a pause/play button, the ability to change the tone of the instruments you’re composing with (marimba, strings, or piano, for example), a slider for adjusting the tempo, and undo and save buttons. This brings you to the Song Maker website, a grid with various controls along the bottom of the screen. Built by Google’s experimental Chrome Music Lab, it’s easy to use and incredibly fun. Google Chrome’s new Song Maker is an absolutely delightful time waster, er, educational tool that lets you create songs in your browser. If your Friday has been a little too productive, has a fix.
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