Edgy Jones Jazz Trio Studio

Real jazz harmony, warm Fender-style Rhodes, clean electric bass, snappy drums, and selectable chord-locked solos.
Audio not enabled
Galaxy phone mode: use the large dock at the bottom. Swipe the scale neck sideways when you want the notes extra large.

1. Audio interface

Instant guitar path: Guitar → BOSS ME-33 → Focusrite → Direct Monitor → headphones/speakers. Keep headphones or speakers connected to the Focusrite, not the computer.
Input
-∞
Ready. Connect the Focusrite, then click Enable Audio.

2. Backing band

Live band breaks
Queue a clean dropout for the next bar. The complete band slams back in on beat one.
Ready. Start the backing, then choose a break.
Intro Pocket Lift Breakdown Solo
Midnight Fusion · 90 BPM: Am9 for two bars, D13 for two bars, then repeat. Easy A-Dorian territory.
The band still moves through Intro, Pocket, Lift, Breakdown, and Solo, but the harmony now uses short two- or four-bar loops that repeat several times.
PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR TIMELINE
Build a complete one-pass song
Drag the blocks into order, choose each section's length and energy, place a band break or generated solo, then perform the entire arrangement from beginning to ending. The director starts fresh whenever the program is reopened, unless you manually load a saved timeline file.
20 bars · about 0:53
Director ready. This timeline resets when the program is reopened. Save it to a file when you want to keep it.
SELECTABLE JAZZ SOLO ENGINE
Solo Feel Controls
Balanced Steve-style phrasing with space, legato, vocal bends, and one earned burst.
BusyBreathing
Laid-backBlazing
DarkUpbeat
InsideAdventurous
RestrainedSinging
PickedFluid
House playerFull Edgy
Pick a solo player above. Every click still writes a fresh take, follows every chord, leaves space, and resolves musically.

3. Studio presets

Preset files are ready. Save the current setup to a file or load one with the file picker.
Saved settings: groove, key, tempo, intensity, backing level, solo volume, guitar input gain, input channel, latency preference, rumble filter, chord-root position, recording mode, WAV depth, solo modulation, Solo Feel Controls, and count-in.

4. Performance display

Current chord
Am9
Root on 6th string · fret 5
Next chord
Am11
Section
Ready
Tempo
90 BPM
Recording time
00:00.0
Chord-scale guidance · visual only
A Mixolydian
Next: Gadd9 Ready
One-position scale lane · frets 4–9
Gold is the root, green notes are strong chord tones, dark notes are the safe scale lane, and brown notes are outside colors that fit the chord.
Solo replay ghost
Watch and hear the last generated solo move across the scale neck. Slow it down to study the exact notes, bends, phrasing, and tone.
No ghost captured yet. Play a generated solo first.
Root note Other chord tone Low E is the left string. The diagram changes automatically with the backing chord.

5. Record

AUDIO ONLY

WAV Recording

Saves clean, high-quality audio with no video. Use this for mixing, sharing, or importing into another music program.

CHORD-DIAGRAM VIDEO

WebM Recording

Saves the guitar and backing audio together with the chord diagram changing on screen as the progression plays.

Recording options for both buttons
Files will be saved using this name.
WEBM PREVIEW · 960×540 · 24 FPS
The green Record WebM Video button is above. WebM captures this changing chord-diagram preview plus the selected audio. The visualization is lightweight and does not add effects to your guitar or backing track.
Not recording · 00:00.0
WAV engine
Waiting for audio
Captured memory
0.0 MB
Peak hold
-∞ dBFS
Recording safety
Ready
Record
-∞

6. ME-33 zero-latency setup

Connect it this way: guitar into the BOSS ME-33, then ME-33 OUTPUT L (MONO) into Focusrite Input 1 with a 1/4-inch cable. Start with the Focusrite input in LINE mode and its gain low. If the level is unusually weak, try INST with the gain still kept low. Turn on the Focusrite's Direct Monitor switch or direct-monitor mix, then listen through headphones or speakers connected to the Focusrite. Browser monitoring is locked off because that round trip creates the delay. The app still records the ME-33 and plays the backing track normally.
Chrome calls every audio interface input a “microphone” for permission purposes. The selected device can still be your Focusrite carrying the ME-33 signal, not the laptop microphone.