BlindSpot: The Music Discovery
Tap different zones on a virtual phone to mix music layers and create a custom soundtrack in a cozy cafe setting.
How to play
- Tap the play button in the center of the phone to start the music.
- Select the guitar or beat zones to toggle those specific instrument layers on and off.
- Press the guide dog icon to add a friendly bark to your current audio mix.
- Tap the discovery button to trigger a special chorus and see character reactions.
- Use the reset button at the bottom to clear all active layers and begin again.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the on-screen buttons to toggle music layers and play sounds.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the on-screen buttons to toggle music layers and play sounds.
More about this game
Your goal is to build a custom song by mixing different audio layers on a virtual phone screen. The core loop involves toggling the guitar, beat, and guide dog sounds while triggering special discovery choruses. There is no increasing difficulty or fail state; you simply experiment with the 96 BPM loop to see how Lisa and Marie react. A session ends whenever you decide to reset the mix and start over.
Tips
- Try activating the guitar and beat layers together to establish a steady 96 BPM rhythm before adding extra sound effects.
- Trigger the discovery chorus when you have multiple layers active to see both Lisa and Marie react for 2.6 seconds.
- Use the guide dog bark sparingly as an accent sound rather than leaving it constantly active over your main beat.
Questions
How many music layers can I activate at once?
You can mix up to three main audio layers at the same time. The interface displays a badge showing your current layer count out of three.
What does the discovery button do?
Tapping the discovery button triggers a special chorus sound, spawns visual sparks, and causes both Lisa and Marie to react to the music simultaneously.
Can I pause the music without losing my mix?
Yes, tapping the center pause button stops the audio playback while remembering exactly which layers you currently have active for when you resume.