It's the perfect game for chilling.

beautiful! the atmosphere is really calming, i loved it! my best solve (so far) was in 5 attempts! :)

Really good job I reckon. Bringing some nice audio and visuals to an old classic! Only issue as others have mentioned is finding the orbs. In the end I was just spam clicking to find them. :) Great submission!

Very cool. The visuals are amazing, and I like guessing the notes. Finding the orbs was really difficult though for some reason.

Nice idea but I just couldn't work it out. Loved the visuals and the concept though!

It took me like 5mins to properly understand what's going on, but then game turned really fun and original! Love it

This one is something else, as someone else wrote, it reminds me of oscilloscopes, very original (5+), very well presented, I find the process a little confusing at times, but nevertheless fun puzzle game.

The game sounds beautiful, and the visuals remind me of 2d oscillographics (they look stunning!). Gameplay is great too -- loved the kind of audio wordle thing that's going on. Trying to find the orbs on the curve felt a little frustrating at times, but I could imagine it being quite relaxing, too. 

The feel of the game is just perfect, both in graphics and sound design. I did get pretty annoyed at the gameplay but that's mostly just me being impatient and dumb.

I loved the artistic feel for the game. I'd also love to know what the equation is that you're using to generate those curves.  (Something involving imaginary numbers, I'd imagine).  One thing I didn't like was having to hunt for the clue orbs after you make your guess.  I just ended up clicking randomly to get them, and I feel the challenge of the game is really about deducing the right notes, not hunting for the orb clues.

Your game doesn't run on Firefox for some reason.  I had to use Chrome to play it.  

I don't think I've played anything like this before. Listening to those haunting, sometimes discordant piano chords as I tried to figure out each combination was actually really special. That, combined with the strange patterns, makes for a game that feels almost ethereal. In the right setting, it could be very effective indeed. Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem with the audio; it mostly comes out of the left ear and there's a noticeable buzzing sound.