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Song Skeleton Player
Melody • Pitch
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Melody • Pitch
Paste an mp3, YouTube or video link. We draw its melody. Songs we already know are instant.
One continuous timeline at a fixed scale: every note is named, with the gap between notes and the beat numbers. Scroll sideways; use − / + to zoom.
Tap to hide or show a part. Double-tap to see only that part.
The picture is already timed to the audio. If it ever feels early on your device (Bluetooth earphones add delay), slide right to hold the picture back; slide left if it feels late.
Across is time, up is pitch. The bright vertical line is “now”; the coming notes are on its right and the notes already sung are on its left, dimmer.
Each dot is a note. The cyan–blue curve is the male voice and the violet–magenta curve is the female voice. Vibrato and breaths are smoothed out on purpose; every note is pulled to the nearest note of the song’s own scale. Teal is bass and gold is the main pitch of the other instruments. Brackets along the top are phrases; the same letter means the same melody came again.
Rows are swara: S R G M P D N, counted from the song’s home note S (Sa). Small letters are komal (flat) notes. A mark ' means the octave above and , the octave below. Swar / Notes / Both switches the labels between sargam and note names.
Tap or click a dot to hear that note as a plain tone, tuned to the song. Tap the same note twice to play the original song from just before it.
Limits: the notes come from automatic analysis of the separated voice, so some notes in busy passages can be wrong or missing. Sa is estimated.
Drag the picture sideways to scrub, or pinch with two fingers to zoom. Below 0.25× some browsers mute the sound but the picture keeps moving.