Hand gesture music instrument library

Wear colorful sound loops on your fingers, then raise them to build a playful mix.

Drag a sound to a finger head, or hold a fingertip over a tile until it fills.

Tap or hold the glowing flute holes with your fingertips to play six bamboo notes.

Tap for a short note, hold for a sustained note, and use both hands for combinations.

Put your palm toward the camera, aim a fingertip at a key, then curl down and lift.

Each fingertip can trigger its own note, so start with a slow two-note pattern.

Raise fingers on your left hand to choose harmony; use your right hand to shape it.

Right-hand height changes volume and its tilt changes tone, so you can hold one chord and make it move.

Keep both hands in frame: your right hand finds pitch and your left hand fades sound in.

Move vertically and slowly at first; the sound is continuous rather than fixed to notes.

Use your index fingers as sticks: point at a drum, tap down, lift, and repeat.

A faster downward tap makes a stronger hit; use both hands together for simple fills.