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Build any song by shuffling and swapping chords.

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Learn to write and play your own songs. Even if you're never picked up an instrument.

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  • Get the build blocks of any song.

    Use the PlayDecks app to search for or find the chords in your favourite songs.

  • Playback and Practice

    Listen to the chords played in different ways and watch videos on how to copy the style.

  • Shuffle, Swap and Replace.

    Make songs your own by changing the chords that are played. For example, you can make a sad song a happy one by changing major chords to minor chords.

How To Build Your Own Songs

Pick a card, any card.
Step 1: Choose Your Mood

In your playdeck, you’ll find a minor deck for minor keys (this has cold colours) and a major deck for major keys (this has warm colours).

Songs written in minor keys tend to sound sad or intense while songs written in major keys are uplifting or happy.

Step 2: Pick A Key/Colour

Inside each deck are 12 key groups with different colours so you can tell them apart. Each key group has a scale card and 7 chord cards. The chords are numbered.

To write your first song. Pick a colour, then choose 2 or more chord cards for one hand, they are normally played in the left hand, but don’t have to be) and make sure you have your scale card too.

Step 3: Play

Use the reference image on the chord cards to play chords, switching from one chord to another. You can change the order of the chords you play until you like what you hear.

Your scale card is for your other hand, you can play any note from the scale card and it will work. Some notes will work better than others.