Press kit
Everything you need to write about KeyLayers. Questions, interviews or a test build: hello@keylayersapp.com.
About KeyLayers
In one line
KeyLayers turns the keyboard you already own into a full worship rig: its own sounds and ours on four layers, every change on a tap or a pedal.
In a paragraph
KeyLayers is an app for keyboard players, made first for church and worship and then for every genre. Plug a phone, tablet or Mac into the keyboard with one cable and KeyLayers plays the keyboard’s own sounds, picked by name, with its own sampled and synthesized sounds layered on top. Each song holds four layers and its scenes, sets hold the songs for the service, and every change can sit on the keyboard’s sliders, a footswitch or a pedal, so the player’s hands never leave the keys. It works offline once signed in, and runs on iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac.
Facts
- Made by
- North Pocket, British Columbia, Canada
- Founder
- Joshua Edosomwan, keys player
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac. Windows later.
- Release
- Coming to the App Store and Google Play
- Price
- Free to start. Pro $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year.
- Keyboards known by name
- 62, with 89,702 of their sounds
- Website
- keylayersapp.com
Logo
Four layers and the name. Use the files as they are: on dark or light, in colour or one colour, with room around them. Write the name as one word with a capital L: KeyLayers.