Starting
Mouth — MIDI — Note —
Looking for your face…
Make sure your face is clearly visible to the camera.
camera • face tracking • landmarks
5
Samples
Voice
Sound Quality
0
Expression

Use Squint?

Squint Velocity uses both wink gestures. Their current mappings will be temporarily reserved.
Sound intensity
Movement speed 35

Faster facial movement starts the note more strongly.

MIDI velocity ranges from 1 to 127.

5 35 127
Curve· Linear
Vibrato
0.82
9
5
0.4
0.0 Hz · 0% depth
Manual Calibration
Automatic Calibration
Sound Controls
Local sound
Tutorial
Presentation
Gesture Mappings Notes 6 · CC 0 · Muted 0
Gesture
Raw
MIDI#
Note
Calibration
Mute
Solo
CC
Notes
Trigger / Sample
Boca
0
Sonrisa
0
Guiño Izq.
0
Guiño Der.
0
Nariz X
0
Nariz Y
0
MIDI off
MIDImyFACE

How to play

Turn facial movement into sound. Start with the camera, calibrate once, then choose how you want to play.

01

Get ready

  1. Allow camera access and keep your face inside the frame.
  2. Choose Automatic Calibration and follow the movement prompts.
  3. Make sure Local sound is on, or choose a MIDI device.
02

Choose a way to play

  • Percussion: quick face movements play drum and sound-effect samples.
  • Theremin: mouth and eye opening shape a continuous synth or a stream of notes.
  • Performer: point with your nose and trigger with your mouth or eyes.
03

Shape the response

  • Notes turns movement into pitches from your chosen key and scale.
  • CC sends a smooth control value to music software.
  • Trigger plays once when a quick movement is detected.
  • Expression controls how softly or strongly each sound begins.
04

If nothing happens

  • Use the camera and MIDI buttons above the image to turn access on or retry it. If the browser still blocks access, open the site controls beside the address bar and choose Allow.
  • Face the light and keep your eyes, nose, and mouth visible.
  • If movement feels weak or too sensitive, calibrate that gesture again.