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Pocket Parade

Six little performers. Your own traveling band.

Pocket Parade

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Game by: Spunky Game · spunky.games

POCKET PARADE

A theater in your pocket

A tiny theater rolls into town. Give the animals a rhythm, weave in a melody, and turn four arrangements into your own traveling show.

Six little performers. Your own traveling band.

Build your band

Save the current band into one of four section cards. Touring plays each card for four bars, then moves to the next; an empty card is a deliberate silence. During playback, changes enter on the next bar. Free play repeats your current band.

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Controls

Choose a sound chip, then tap a performer, or drag the chip onto the stage. One sound can belong to only one performer. Select an animal to mute, solo or remove its part. Keys 1–6 select performers; M mutes, S solos, Delete removes and Space plays or pauses. Click inside the game first.

Three different scores

Three original scores change the melody, chords and rhythm—not just the tempo. All music comes from the assigned sounds. Vowels are synthesized, not recordings of real singers. Music and interface effects have separate volume controls.

Sunny March

108 BPM · C · Am · F · G

Rainy Lane

92 BPM · Dm · B♭ · Gm · A

Starlight Parade

120 BPM · Em · C · G · D

About & saving

Your band, four cards and volume settings are stored in this browser. There is no account, cloud save or audio export. No scores, timers or failure screens: keep the combinations you like and change the rest.

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Questions

How do I add a sound?

Choose a chip, then tap an animal, or drag it onto the stage. Assigning the same sound again moves it from its previous performer.

When do changes become audible?

Edits during playback enter on the next bar so the band stays together. Pause to edit immediately.

How do the four cards work?

Save a formation to each card. Touring plays them in order for four bars each; empty cards leave silence. Save at least one card before touring.

Are these three different songs?

Yes. Sunny March, Rainy Lane and Starlight Parade use different melodies, chords and drum patterns at 108, 92 and 120 BPM.

Where is my composition saved?

Only in this browser. Clearing site data removes the band and cards. There is no cloud save or audio export.

Is there a score or time limit?

No. This is a music sandbox: experiment, mute a part, change the cast, and keep an arrangement you like.

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