BeepBox is an online tool for sketching and sharing instrumental music. Notes are placed into patterns, and several rows of patterns can play simultaneously, with the bottom row for drums. It plays notes aloud automatically, and song data is contained in the URL. It is developed by John Nesky.
SmoredBoard
SmoredBoard is a free soundboard and realtime voice changer for Windows. It offers unlimited sound slots, drag-and-drop loading of audio files and a built-in sound editor for trims and cuts. Sounds and voices are stored locally and work offline without an account. A Pro tier is mentioned as offering extra features.
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- for Windows Source: www.smoredboard.com
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0BeepBox is an online tool for sketching and sharing instrumental music. Notes are placed into patterns, and several rows of patterns can play simultaneously, with the bottom row for drums. It plays notes aloud automatically, and song data is contained in the URL. It is developed by John Nesky.
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0AbyssBox is a browser-based tool for sketching and sharing instrumental music. Notes go into patterns that can be edited and played automatically, and song data is stored in the URL for saving and sharing. It is a mod of BeepBox developed by choptop84.
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0Audiotool is a browser-based digital audio workstation described as 100% free with no track or feature caps. It supports modular signal chains, VST3 plugins and real-time collaboration without installation. The page also lists producing and publishing music, remixing, building music apps, playing live with MIDI and recording vocals and instruments. It states there are no ads.
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0Petaporon is a browser-based piano roll sequencer for composing music, with songs exportable to mp3. It offers 10 instrument sets and supports saving song data to a text file that can be reloaded by dragging it onto the tool.
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0Zrythm is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
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0StemRoller is an open-source application that uses AI and machine learning to isolate instruments and vocals from songs. After a user searches for a song title, it finds the song online and splits it into four stems: vocals, drums, bass and everything else, also creating an instrumental track of the non-vocal stems. It is based on Facebook's Demucs research project.
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