An interesting concept, but I think it lacks a lot of polish. I think it could have had a tutorial that started with one track, then added another, and so on. Also, there were times where I wanted to play multiple tracks together to see if I had the right combination of tracks before I committed, but I couldn't, whether by design or not. Also frustrated by the fact that I couldn't stop a track from playing, and had to wait for it to finish.

Also, shorter tracks may help with retention, and I also imagine that having an option for more graphics on-screen might help engage sighted gamers a little more, like soundwaves when a track is playing, or changing colours when you get things right or wrong.

Still, a great concept, and as a musician, I really enjoyed the challenge of trying to pick out the different tracks from the main piece. And this is definitely an admirable goal to make a game for those who may not be able to enjoy the vast majority of video games.

This is super cool! I liked the ease of the different keyboards rows being the different tracks. Clever to make it non-visual to make it accessible. Really fun!

LOVE the idea! This was a lot of fun and a good music puzzle is always something that is fun to see and play! This was great and the music was fun!

Interesting game and idea, but you definitely need to add some detailed tutorial :)

interesting game, not sure i understand completely but it seems cool!

I guess webgl has some problems with sound. Couldnt hear any sound while playing the game.