Abstract: We present Music Scope Pad, an application for efficiently discovering what one wants to view among many unknown music videos (MVs). Current video players only enable the user to view one MV at a time, so to explore what the user wants to view among many unknown MVs, they need to play each MV individually, which requires a large amount of manipulation. Our app features artificial-intelligence processing of video acquired with the device's front camera to detect the natural movements of the user's head and hands while listening to music, enabling the user to explore MVs. Ten MVs are played simultaneously on the iPad screen and through the spatial acoustics of the device. The user can then explore the MVs they want to view by moving their head left or right. The volume of each MV through the spatial acoustics is automatically adjusted so that the MVs closer to the center of the screen are louder. If the user then cups their hands around their ears, as if they were listening carefully, they can hear the MVs directly in front of them on the screen through the spatial acoustics with more emphasis. If the user keeps their focus on one MV for more than three seconds, that MV will be selected and only that video will be played from the beginning.