Singing Horses

In Singing Horses, four performers wait for your cue. Each horse carries a different voice, so the little chorus changes shape depending on who joins in. A solo line sounds soft and distinct. Two voices can blend into a playful duet, and a fuller mix builds an odd, catchy barnyard tune that feels like you're arranging the whole performance yourself.

How to play?

Tap any horse to hear her part on its own, then try another one to layer the next melody over it. Near the middle pair, combine their voices for a tighter harmony, or bring in the horses on the ends to hear a wider contrast in tone. After a few quick swaps, test different groupings until the sound matches the song you want to build.