Scribble Zone

Look. OnSong ships with two solid color-coding thingies for your chords, but if you're feelin' fancy (or just super picky), you can totally nerd out & build your own palettes using the, uh, color palette editor. Srsly.

Messin' With Your Palettes

Your existing color palettes are chillin' on the left side, & you can tap each one to tweak it on the right. Wanna rename it? Go nuts. Wanna change a note's color? Tap away, fam. The default palette is basically a rainbow threw a prism—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, the whole ZOMG spectrum. When you're done playin' Picasso, hit Done & your masterpiece gets saved.

Addin' More Palettes (Because One Wasn't Enough)

Feelin' creative? Tap the + button in the upper right corner & create a whole new palette instead of messin' with the ones that are already there. OnSong will randomly chuck colors at your new palette (which, spoiler alert, you can change). Just make sure you actually name the thing & pick some colors that don't make your eyeballs hurt, k thanks.