The SheetVideo Lab
One performance. Twelve ways to show it.
The same take of Chopin, Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2, aligned once and exported through every view SheetVideo has — as a YouTube video and as a Short. Pick a look, flip the shape, turn the sound on and watch the notes land.
StripA dark band with light notes. Built to be read on a phone at arm’s length.Make one of these free
On the picture
In motion
On paper
Every view, written down
What each one is for
On the picture
- Strip
- A dark band with light notes. Built to be read on a phone at arm’s length.
- Panel
- Printed paper along the foot of the picture, with bar numbers — a page on a music stand.
- Bare
- Nothing behind the notes. The notation floats straight on the shot.
- Glass Pane
- A frosted pane with the title, the tempo and a line of music, a progress bar along its foot.
In motion
- Pulse Ribbon
- One endless line gliding through a glowing playhead on a gently waving band, in two colours you pick.
- Anticipation Lane
- The note you hit bursts in light; the notes coming next wear target rings, so you see them coming.
- Ring View
- The music wrapped round a glass ring, turning through the note you are on.
- Ember Trail
- The playhead burns through the line, embers drifting up off it.
- Spotlight
- The bar being played stands in a column of warm light; the rest waits in shadow.
On paper
- Spotlight Score
- The sheet on a stand as the conductor sees it — a spotlight follows the notes and the page glides up a line at a time.
- Phrase
- A card per phrase, named from your sections. The next one waits beside it.
- Paper Flip
- Two bars to a page, the next pages peeking out behind. Each one turns itself as you reach the end.
Every clip here is a real SheetVideo export of the same alignment — nothing placed by hand. Each view draws tab, notation or both, in your colours, at the top, centre or bottom of the picture. Guides for sheet music videos, guitar tab videos and how the sync works.