Free tools

Simple tools for rehearsals and show days

No login, no install — just open one and use it. Built by the same team behind the Brickstreet Music catalog.

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Music Composition

Write a short melody and hear it played back

Pick an instrument and clef, build a melody note-by-note on a staff, and play it back — up to 12 measures.
Open Music Composition →
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Tempo Marking Lookup

Find the Italian tempo marking for any BPM, and hear it.

Type any tempo in BPM and get the Italian marking for it, instantly: Largo, Andante, Allegro, Presto, and everything in between. Going the other way? Pick a marking and see its range and a typical BPM.
Open Tempo Marking Lookup →
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Metronome

Adjustable tempo with tap-tempo and beat accents.

Set a BPM, pick a time signature, and keep the whole room together — with a visible and audible beat.
Open Metronome →
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Reference Pitch

Sustained tone for tuning by ear.

Pick any note and play a clean, sustained reference tone at concert pitch (A440) — great for warm-ups and tuning.
Open Reference Pitch →
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Rehearsal Timer

Countdown for breaks and intermissions.

Quick presets or a custom time, a big readable countdown, and a chime when time's up.
Open Rehearsal Timer →
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Chromatic Tuner

Real-time pitch detection from your mic.

Play or sing a note and see instantly how sharp or flat you are, with the nearest note name and cents.
Open Chromatic Tuner →
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Seating Chart Generator

Build and export band/orchestra charts.

Add rows, label seats, color sections, and export a polished chart as an image or PDF.
Open Seating Chart Generator →
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Simple Piano

A simple 2-octave piano, right in your browser.

Click or tap to play, drag across keys to glide between notes, and switch between six instrument sounds — piano, electric piano, organ, pluck, synth pad, and bells.
Open Simple Piano →
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Note Identification Exercise

Learn the notes on the staff.

Identify notes in treble clef, bass clef, or grand staff. Toggle sharps and flats, and extend the range with ledger lines as you improve.
Open Note Identification Exercise →
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Sound Level Meter

Keep an eye on how loud the room is.

A live, relative loudness meter using your microphone — handy for keeping rehearsal or classroom volume in check. Not a calibrated sound level meter.
Open Sound Level Meter →
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Transposition Chart

Find the written note for any transposing instrument

Pick a concert pitch and an instrument to see what note to write — covers Bb, Eb, F, and A instruments across winds, brass, and strings.
Open Transposition Chart →

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