Most music education starts with everything you don't know. Notes. Scales. Chords. Rules. We built rekiva the other way around — make a sound, find what works, follow it. No waiting until you're good enough to enjoy yourself.
Play first. Understand as you go.
Twelve dots, twelve notes. The outline is a scale — tap any dot to move it.
That outline never changes shape. Move it to another note and you have another key — same geometry, new position. Twelve keys is one thing learned once, not twelve things memorized.
Music already runs on one. Twelve notes, a handful of distances, and the same rules under every song you've ever loved. We didn't write it — we built six new ways to work with it.
A root note hums and never stops. Some notes blend with it, some fight it. Nobody tells you which — your ear already knows.
The band calls a key and the clock starts. Four scenarios that go wrong the way real gigs go wrong.
Generate a practice lead sheet for any tune — chord symbols, the right register, and a B♭ transposition toggle. Print it and take it to the stand.