What the Phase 7 Original build is
This page carries one Phase 7 build kept in its original form. The catalogue also carries other builds of the same phase under their own pages, and they are separate rather than interchangeable: a mix that works in one of them can sound different in another, because the cast and the loops do not have to match.
It is a fan project shared with the community rather than an official release, and builds like this arrive at different levels of polish. Some change only the sound set, some redraw the whole cast. Where the maker is known, the game page credits them.
How to tell which Phase 7 build you opened
Read the page name before you start. Each build of this phase has its own page here, and the name on the page matches the build behind the player, so the URL is the most reliable label you have.
Then listen before you build: place a single sound and check its timing against the beat. Builds of the same phase can line up differently, and a character that looks familiar can carry a different loop.
Write the page name into your notes. If a tutorial or a video does not match what you hear, the difference is usually the build rather than your device or your browser.
How to start your first mix here
Begin with two or three performers and listen between each addition. Every character contributes a repeating loop rather than a single note, so the useful question is not how many you can place but whether you can still follow each part.
Give the mix a foundation first: a sound with a clear recurring pulse. Add something that occupies different moments or a different pitch range next, then add the melody or voice you want people to remember.
When the result becomes crowded, remove one layer and listen to what is left, keeping everything else unchanged. If the tune becomes clearer you have found the part that was competing with it; if the groove loses its shape, that part was doing real work.
If the game does not start, or you hear nothing
Tap or click once inside the player. Browsers do not allow a page to play audio until you have interacted with it, and this is the single most common cause of silence on these pages.
Check that the tab is not muted and that the device volume is up, then reload once if the board never appears. Reloading restarts the build and clears the arrangement you were working on, so finish a take you like before you reload.
Ad blockers occasionally stop the player from initialising. If a build loads in another browser but not your usual one, that is the first thing to check.
On a phone, a tablet or a laptop
The sound board rearranges itself to fit the screen. On a phone the performers sit in a narrower grid and you drag with a finger; on a desktop the same board spreads out and you use a mouse.
If the layout feels cramped, turning the device sideways usually gives the board more room and makes the smaller characters easier to hit accurately. Nothing here needs an extension or a plugin.
Keeping a mix you like
Nothing on this page saves your arrangement for you, and a bookmark is not a recording. Keep a written list of the order you added characters in: that list, not a screenshot, is what lets you rebuild the same mix later.
If you want to share the result, share the page address and the character order together, and say which build you used. A picture of the stage shows the arrangement but not what it sounded like.
Where this build sits in the catalogue
These games are browser builds of a music mixer: you place characters on a stage and each one plays a loop that is meant to sit with the others. The catalogue groups them by series, so the phases, the character builds, the mod lists and the video section are separate pages rather than one long list.
Every build keeps its own page on purpose. Names that look similar often point at different builds, and a page here is the address that stays stable even when a video or a post elsewhere changes its links. The site is readable in several languages, and the English page is the one the others are written from.
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