JM
Jason Mitchell
Indie MusicianOne portrait plus my track — a performance-ready AI MV in 3 minutes.
Short-form for the next release finally keeps up.
Free virtual Bass
Explore a four-string bass fretboard, compare notes and outline chord roots. Play synthesized bass sounds for free.
Bass
| Frets | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G21 | ||||||
| D22 | ||||||
| A13 | ||||||
| E14 |
Focus the instrument before using the displayed keyboard shortcuts. Focus the fretboard, then use the number keys for open strings. You can also Tab to a note and press Enter.
Tuning
4
3
2
1
Open strings · E1 / A1 / D2 / G2
Hear the low end of the same harmony
The four strings sit an octave below guitar’s lower strings. Use them to outline roots, not to learn every fingering.
Follow the low notes
Read the four-string E–A–D–G layout and compare notes across strings. The notes sound an octave below the corresponding lower four guitar strings.
Connect roots and chord tones
Highlight a chord and try a small bass pattern using its notes. The display shows pitches, not a recommended hand position for every pattern.
Turn a little theory into something you can hear
Read the tuning
Begin with the four open strings and a comfortable volume.
Pick a note or chord
Explore frets and highlight the chord tones you want to compare.
Hear the bass line
Play one note at a time and listen for the tonal center.
More free audio tools
Keep practicing tempo and pitch in the same session.
Start from harmony and instruments
Hear a key, play a shape, or try a voicing in the browser before you take it back to your track.
Virtual Guitar
Explore guitar notes on an interactive fretboard with standard or Drop D tuning. Play browser-generated sounds for free.
Chord Progression Player
Hear chord progressions at your own tempo with block, strummed or arpeggiated playback. Playback is free and uses no credits.
Chord Dictionary
Explore 60 chords across 12 roots: major, minor, dominant 7, minor 7 and major 7, with piano, guitar and ukulele diagrams.
Music Scales: A Practical Guide
Understand major, natural minor, pentatonic, blues scales and modes through interval formulas, note examples and focused practice.
What creators say about Viralkey
See how creators use Viralkey for their music videos.
GF
Grace Fox
Label ManagerSame face, different style — the team gets a new visual direction without reshooting or rebuilding the concept.
EW
Emma White
Electronic MusicianUpload a song and AI builds around rhythm and emotion — drops and energy shifts land in the picture.
MC
Mia Chen
ProducerNo shoot crew.
Upload the track and get a release-ready AI music video in minutes.
DM
Diego Martins
MusicianLip-sync and expression actually feel like singing — not a mismatched face track.
Viewers feel the emotion land.
HP
Hannah Parker
Label ManagerSame face across performance, story, and VFX, then 100+ styles on top — series posting finally scales.
RN
Ravi Nair
YouTuberTikTok needs hooks and watch-through structure.
Viralkey clips can stop the scroll in the first seconds.
YL
Yuki Lin
CreatorScenes and looks change, but the face stays the same — no face drift, consistent character at last.
LS
Leo Santos
CreatorShip on release day: image to music video or song to music video — both modes cover what I need.
A few things worth knowing
No. The sound is synthesized locally and is intended for exploring pitch and simple musical ideas.
Give the idea a sound
Start small, listen closely and try one change at a time.