Learn music without switching between apps
You're learning piano, guitar, or music production. You have sheet music on screen, a tutorial video playing, or a DAW session open. You encounter a chord you don't recognize, a rhythm you can't figure out, or a theory concept that doesn't click. Normally you'd open Google, search the term, read an article, watch a video — minutes of context switching that break your practice flow.
With Lumini, you stay at your instrument. Hold Ctrl+Option and ask: "What chord is this?" Lumini sees the notes on your screen and explains: "That's a Cmaj7 — C, E, G, B. It's a major seventh chord, common in jazz." It points at each note in the chord.
What Lumini can help with in music
**Music theory:** "What key is this piece in?" Lumini sees the key signature and explains. "What scale is this?" Lumini sees the notes and identifies major, minor, modal scales. "How do I build a diminished chord?" Lumini explains the formula and points at examples.
**Sheet music reading:** You're looking at sheet music in a PDF, on MuseScore, or in a notation app. "What does this symbol mean?" Lumini explains dynamics markings, articulation symbols, and notation conventions. "How do I count this rhythm?" Lumini breaks down the time signature and note values.
**DAW and production:** Working in Logic Pro, Ableton, or GarageBand? Lumini explains what each knob does on your synth plugin, helps you dial in a compressor setting, and points at the EQ curve you should adjust.
**Instrument technique:** "How do I finger this chord on guitar?" Lumini sees a chord diagram or tab and explains the finger positions. "What's the proper hand position for this piano passage?" Lumini breaks down the fingering.
Lumini automates music practice
- "Create a note with the chord progression from this song"
- "Search the web for blues scale patterns for guitar"
- "Remind me to practice scales at 6pm"
- "Add Band Practice to my calendar for Thursday at 7pm"