Online Drums — kick, snare, hats and toms on pads
Hit kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, crash and clap with the mouse or the keys Q W E A S D Z X C V. Each hit is synthesized from noise and oscillators on the spot.
Piano
Click the keys or press them with a finger. Drag sideways while holding to keep playing (glissando). The small letters on the keys show the matching computer keys.
All 88 keys (A0-C8) are here. Drag the bar above the keyboard, or use the octave buttons, to move the window — the highlighted strip above the keys marks the two octaves your computer keys are currently mapped to. Keys: bottom row white Z X C V B N M , · black S D G H J. Top row white Q W E R T Y U I · black 2 3 5 6 7.
Guitar
Click a string or pluck it with a finger. Swipe up or down while holding to sound several strings in order (strum). Every note is freshly synthesized with Karplus-Strong string synthesis.
Keys: number keys 1–6 map to strings 6 (low E) through 1 (high E).
Drums
Tap the pads. Every hit is synthesized on the spot by shaping noise and oscillators with filters and short envelopes — no samples.
Hit the middle of the snare for a snare (Z), its hoop for a rimshot (C). Keys: Q crash · W open hat · E closed hat · A high tom · S mid tom · D floor tom · Z snare · X kick · C rimshot · V clap.
Otamatone
A pitch slider modelled on the Otamatone, the Japanese toy instrument. Press or drag along the neck and the pitch glides smoothly.
C3
You can also play it from the keyboard — same layout as the piano (bottom row Z…, top row Q…I).