Own one? Lessons for your scale: Sona plays each step on a map of your pan, then you play it on yours.
Never played? Try one here. Tap the pan.
Free, in your browser, no signup · 30 scales, or enter your own notes
A virtual D Kurd. Tap it.
30 scale presets, or your exact notes, bottom notes included. The app retunes itself.
12 short lessons. Each step plays on the map with its notes lit, then counts you in. You say how it went.
87 songs, grooves and meditations. Play along with a backing loop, or let the pan wait for every note.
Nothing to download. A good map of your scale; a real pan sounds richer.
No. Lessons are made for your own pan, but the app plays on its own: short try lessons, the scales side by side, and a few questions on which handpan to get first.
Very likely: 30 presets, from D Kurd to Akebono, and an editor for your exact notes, top and bottom, at 440 or 432 Hz.
Module 1, the rhythms and the first songs are free, with no signup. Sona Pro opens the rest: $49/yr founding price (later $69). Free until Pro launches for everyone on the founding list.
Traditional and public-domain tunes (Greensleeves, Carol of the Bells, Shady Grove and more) and original grooves written for handpan.
Yes. Bottom notes are drawn where they sit and used in lessons, songs and the editor.