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Free Online Kick Drum Synthesizer

You can tweak the parameters for the tuning, pitch decay, attack, release, distortion and bit crushing, gain and compression until you get the sound you want.… Read More Free Online Kick Drum Synthesizer

March 12, 2023March 13, 20233 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, 20214 Comments

BlokDust Is A Free, Browser-Based Music Making App

BlokDust is a free web-based music making app, that lets you play synths, samplers & self-playing contraptions in your Web browser. … Read More BlokDust Is A Free, Browser-Based Music Making App

August 25, 20164 Comments

KMI Tutorial Explains Google Chrome’s Web MIDI API

With the newest version of Google Chrome, which came out a few weeks ago, the browser has added support for hardware MIDI – meaning that you can now use your MIDI controllers to play web-based music software.

June 3, 2015June 3, 20154 Comments

Google Chrome Updates Brings Hardware MIDI Support To Your Web Browser

The latest version of Google’s Chrome browser, released earlier this week, has added support for hardware MIDI – meaning that you can now use your MIDI controllers to play web-based music software. 

May 21, 2015May 21, 201514 Comments

Nodation Puts A Node-Based Sequencer In Your Web Browser

Nodation is a web-based nodal sequencer/synthesizer that uses graphs as basis of musical notation, node distance from center is translated to pitch, and connecting nodes creates melodies. 

February 19, 20146 Comments

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