Jam Pilot Open the app

Put a song on the TV.
Hand the kids the link.

Jam Pilot takes a Noteflight Learning score and runs it in the music room: the TV keeps the beat, every iPad follows the line through its own part.

Open Jam Pilot See how it works
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Paste a Noteflight link. That is the whole setup.

Jam Pilot reads the score, keeps every part and every color you gave the notes, and saves the song under a two-word address short enough for a kid to type.

Edited the score in Noteflight? Paste the same link again and it updates in place.

The TV counts the room in, then keeps the beat.

Press play: 1, 2, ready, play in letters the back row can read, then the red line moves at the song's tempo. Pause, start from any measure, sound on or off.

Repeats, 1st and 2nd endings, D.S. and coda are followed, so the line goes where the music goes.

Kids join with the camera or two words.

Kids join on the TV shows a QR code and the song's address. Each kid points the iPad at it, or types the two words, and taps their instrument. No accounts, no login.

The iPad remembers the instrument, so the same kid gets the same part next time.

Each kid sees only their part. Big. With the letters in.

Every notehead carries its letter name, in the color you gave it in Noteflight. The line moves when the TV presses play. There is nothing for a kid to press.

Letters on or off and the size of the discs are a switch on every screen.

A score it cannot read yet gets patched, and you check one bar.

Two voices on a staff, a thirty-second note, a time change mid-song: the part it cannot follow is simplified so the notes the kids play stay the same. It tells you which bars to look at. You press Looks right, or say what the bar should be, in your own words.

The small things are in.

  • Count-in you can turn off1, 2, ready, play, sized to the song's pickup.
  • Repeats and endingsThe line follows repeats, 1st and 2nd endings, D.S. and coda.
  • A xylophone on the TVA simple synth plays every part, so the room has something to play with.
  • Letters and sizeLetters on or off, discs small, medium or large, per screen.
  • Who is inThe TV says how many iPads are on the song and which instruments they picked.
  • Survives the wifiAn iPad that drops off catches up to the TV the moment it is back.
  • Start from any measureOne row of buttons; the iPads jump with you.
  • No loginA link is the whole thing. Add it to the iPad's home screen and it opens like an app.
  • Write your ownNo Noteflight? Type a song as plain text, or ask the bot for one, and see it drawn as you go.

Ready when you are.

Paste a score, or load the example song and try the TV and an iPad before class.

Open Jam Pilot

jampilot.music · Made for the music room.