Three ways to play
Keyboard
The sixteen pads map to 1–4, Q–R, A–F, and Z–V. This four-row layout keeps both hands close to the controls and makes repeating patterns comfortable.
Touch
On phones and tablets, tap the colored pads directly. Larger screens show the full sequencer and controls while smaller screens stack the panels for easy scrolling.
MIDI
Select MIDI in the Studio and grant browser permission. Incoming note-on messages trigger the pad grid, allowing a hardware controller to play Fiiz sounds.
Build a personal kit
Open Pads to move sounds up or down or drag them into a new order. Choose Audio replaces a pad with a local WAV, MP3, OGG, M4A, or AAC file. Uploaded audio is processed in the browser and is not sent to Fiiz.
Record and share
Use Record to capture the master output, then download a WAV file. A Fiiz project can also save its meter, tempo, arrangement, mix, and modes on the current device or recreate those settings from a shareable link.