Practice your chord progressions and changes with Chordonomy. Connect your MIDI keyboard and play the randomly generated chords as they fall down the screen. The game will adapt to your skill level, increasing speed and chord complexity as you improve.
Practice switching between notes and chords. Play the random note or chord on your musical instrument as it is displayed on the screen. Adjust tempo if needed.
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