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Free Online Drum Machine, Wambox, Lets You Make Beats & Using Classic Drum Machines Sounds

Wambox is a new online drum machine that lets you create beats using classic drum machines sounds and download the results to use in your DAW.… Read More Free Online Drum Machine, Wambox, Lets You Make Beats & Using Classic Drum Machines Sounds

March 10, 2022March 11, 20222 Comments

Endless Acid Bangers In Your Web Browser

The site is a lot like the late Propellerhead ReBirth, putting two acid-style synthesizers and a four-part drum machine into your web browser.… Read More Endless Acid Bangers In Your Web Browser

January 13, 2022January 13, 20225 Comments

NoiseCraft Is A Free, Open Source Modular Synthesizer That Runs In Your Web Browser

NoiseCraft is a free visual programming language and synthesis platform that runs in your web browser.… Read More NoiseCraft Is A Free, Open Source Modular Synthesizer That Runs In Your Web Browser

December 10, 2021December 10, 20212 Comments

Soundation Collab Live ‘Like Google Docs For Music Production’

Soundation has announced Collab Live, a new online tool for ‘multi-player’ music creation that they describe as “Google Docs, but for music production.”… Read More Soundation Collab Live ‘Like Google Docs For Music Production’

April 21, 2020April 21, 20204 Comments

New Modular Synthesizer For Your Web Browser, Zupiter

Zupiter lets you create patches by connecting building blocks, each representing a basic element of synthesizers.… Read More New Modular Synthesizer For Your Web Browser, Zupiter

October 9, 20193 Comments

Free Web-Based MIDI Sequencer, qwertySeq(), Gets Major Update

qwertySeq() runs in the Chrome web browser, and turns your browser into an 8-bank, 8-track, 16-step MIDI sequencer.… Read More Free Web-Based MIDI Sequencer, qwertySeq(), Gets Major Update

December 22, 2018Leave a comment

Chrome Extension Puts A MIDI Sequencer In Your Web Browser

qwertySeq() is a simple MIDI sequencer that runs in the Chrome Web browser.… Read More Chrome Extension Puts A MIDI Sequencer In Your Web Browser

October 22, 20184 Comments

Propellerhead Europa Now Available As VST & AU, Plus As A Free Web Synth

Propellerhead’s wavetable synth was originally only available in Reason. Now it’s available as a plugin and as a free browser-based web synth.… Read More Propellerhead Europa Now Available As VST & AU, Plus As A Free Web Synth

May 30, 201815 Comments

Free Single Cycle Waveform Editor

Cycling ’74 guru and A+M+T podcast host Darwin Grosse has released a free browser-based wave editor, the Single Cycle Waveform Editor.… Read More Free Single Cycle Waveform Editor

March 6, 20183 Comments

New Browser-Based MIDI Sequencer, MODUL

Gibbon Digital has introduced Modul, a new web-based MIDI step sequencer.… Read More New Browser-Based MIDI Sequencer, MODUL

December 13, 2017December 13, 20171 Comment

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