Every song has a theory.
Now you can see it.

Search any song and get an instant AI-powered breakdown of its key, chords, structure, and more, then create your own melody on top.

Everything about a song, decoded

Key & Scale

Discover the root key, mode, and scale of any song, and understand how they shape its mood and emotion.

Chord Progressions

See the chords behind the song with roman numeral analysis, chord names, and a breakdown of what makes the progression work.

Tempo & Rhythm

Get the time signature, BPM, and rhythmic feel, the pulse that drives the song's energy.

Song Structure

See how the song is built, intro, verse, chorus, bridge, with the chords and purpose of each section.

Theory Highlights

Uncover the hidden details, borrowed chords, modal shifts, melodic techniques, that make a song stand out.

Practice Studio

Play along with the song's chords on a virtual piano, sing over a backing track, get scored on your melody, and customize the drum pattern to your comfort level.

Share with Friends

Sign up free to share any analysis with a unique link, perfect for musicians, students, and bandmates learning together.

Export to MIDI

Download the song's chord progression as a MIDI file and load it straight into any DAW, perfect for production, practice, or remixing.

From search to practice in seconds

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Search for any song

Type a song name and artist. Modalys searches a live music database so you always get the right track.

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AI analyzes the music theory

Our AI examines the song and returns a structured breakdown, key, chords, rhythm, structure and highlights, in seconds.

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Explore the theory

Dive into each section, key & scale, chord progressions, rhythm, structure, and theory highlights, at your own pace.

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Practice & share

Head to the Practice Studio to play or sing along with the chords, get AI feedback on your melody, and jam with an editable drum pattern. Share the full analysis with friends via a unique link, free account required.

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