Pick a preset from the “specials” menu on the left hand side (e.g., “jazz swing,” “rock you,” “trap”), and then add all your “toppings” on the main circle on the screen by clicking to adjust the beats. It’s time to dig into your favorite pizza, musically speaking! At first glance, navigating around Groove Pizza may seem a bit overwhelming, but making your musical pizza is actually quite simple. So, are you ready to get your opera on?! Let us know how much fun you had exploring this website by dropping a comment at the end of the blog post (and you can even share your recording link if you’d like)! On the bottom left side of the screen is a red record button you can press to record and share your song, while on the bottom right side there is a tree icon which, once pressed, transforms the blobs into a holiday choir (complete with cute red hats!) with options to listen to some pre-recorded holiday tunes. Thanks to machine learning built into the site, the other blobs will automatically harmonize the notes that they sing, even as you switch between different notes and sounds.

But go to Google's site to try it now.īy the way, Blob Opera used real opera singers in its creation.Let your inner choir director reign in Blob Opera as you control four colorful “blobs” by simply clicking with your mouse or touching on your screen one blob at a time to drag the notes up or down! To change the vowel sounds that a blob sings, you can drag the blob left or right to switch between a, e, i, o, and u sounds. Unlike Adult Swim Choir, Blob Opera can't be embedded here. You can record your experimentation and share the results on social media. The list of locations include the Blobpera House, London, New York, Mexico City, Seoul, Cape Town and Paris. You're the conductor.īetter yet, there's a new option to take the blobs on tour and be the conductor you always wanted around the world.

Before long, they're all harmonizing in a bizarre faux opera that sounds surprisingly alluring. Then another blob drops, this one a tenor. Vertical movement changes pitch horizontal alters the vowel sound. Created by David Li with Google Arts and Cultures, Blob Opera asks users to click and drag on a gelatinous blob that plops down on a virtual stage.

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