GiocaFacile
A collection of single-switch cause-and-effect activities
Thirty activities that teach the first concept of communication: if I act, something happens.
These settings stay on this device and apply to every page.
Playing music with others using a single switch
The switch advances the melody in time: you can get the note wrong, never the harmony, and you really do play in a group.
The idea is simple: the melody is already written, and the switch advances its notes. The player controls rhythm and expression, not pitch, so the result is musically correct from the very first time — and the person genuinely takes part in a group activity instead of watching it.
Forty melodies with accompaniment are included, and more can be added by importing MIDI files. With several switches connected, up to four people play different parts of the same piece.
Schools and music therapy workshops, for taking part in a group activity.
The switch advances through a melody already written.
Different parts of the same piece, at the same time.
With accompaniment; import MIDI to add more.
Rhythm and intensity stay with the player.
| Melodies included | 40, with accompaniment |
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| Import | Standard MIDI files |
| Switches | Up to 4 at once |
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| Output | System audio or MIDI to an external instrument |
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| System | Windows 10+, Linux, Android 9+ |
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A collection of single-switch cause-and-effect activities
Thirty activities that teach the first concept of communication: if I act, something happens.
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