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VeyrPiano

Co-compose in a piano roll

VeyrPiano gives users an interactive piano roll inside ChatGPT for creating and continuing shared musical compositions. Users can draw, move, resize, audition, remove, undo, and redo notes; adjust sustain and tempo; and hand the piece to ChatGPT for one bounded additive musical move. Human-created notes appear green and ChatGPT-created notes appear blue, preserving visible authorship as the piece develops. An active composition can be explicitly reopened later and continued from its latest authoritative state.

How to use

  1. 1Add it in ChatGPT

    Open VeyrPiano in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.

  2. 2Use it in a chat

    Type @ in the composer and pick VeyrPiano, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.

Skills 3

  • Co-compose with VeyrPiano

    Take a musical turn in the active piano roll

  • use-veyrpiano

    Help a musician operate the connected VeyrPiano instrument with concise, capability-accurate guidance. Use when a user opens or works in a VeyrPiano roll, asks how to navigate pitch or time, add, move, resize, select, audition, play, loop, undo, redo, or understand note provenance, or reports that a gesture, sound, or control is confusing or failing, especially on the inline mobile surface.

  • keep-veyrpiano-open

    Maintain visual and state continuity for an active VeyrPiano session by re-presenting the same live composition at its latest authoritative revision. Use after a VeyrPiano roll has been opened whenever the user continues composing, asks the assistant to inspect, discuss, play, or change the music, says “continue,” “your turn,” “your go,” “open it,” “where is it,” or otherwise expects the instrument to remain available across conversation turns.

Things to ask

  • “Open a blank 120 BPM piano roll so I can sketch a melody.”
  • “Build a simple chord progression in E minor and open it for me to edit.”
  • “Start a call-and-response melody with a short four-note phrase, then hand the piano roll to me.”

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