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Riffle is a browser-based musical canvas for recording ideas, layering sounds and collaborating live. Users drag audio, lyrics, sounds, images, embeds and notes onto a canvas, stack licensed samples and instruments, and edit together in real time. Sharing tracks happens in the browser. A co-producer feature called Sous Chef offers suggestions, with every suggestion kept, tweaked or cut by the user.
Scale Sequencer is a step sequencer for any scale in which users click tiles to make music. It offers a range of scales, including Ionian, Dorian, Pentatonic, Blues, Whole Tone and Messiaen's modes. It is based on a migration of ToneMatrix by Max L.
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VI-CONTROL is a forum for composers and users of virtual instruments, sample libraries and synths. Sections cover sample talk, newbie questions, commercial announcements, deals, reviews, tech support, mixing and mastering, digital audio workstations, and computer hardware and peripherals. Some sections are reserved for paying advertisers, and members can introduce themselves and discuss music topics.
Amplitude Soundboard is a free, open-source soundboard for Windows, Linux and macOS, built with .Net 6 and Avalonia. It plays audio clips across multiple output or input devices, supports hotkeys, per-clip volume, light and dark themes, and custom tile backgrounds and sizes. Audio formats include AAC, FLAC, MP3, OGG, OPUS and WAV.
Sfzinstruments maintains a list of SFZ instruments available online, some commercial and some free. The list covers categories including basses, brass, drums, guitars, keyboards, percussion, pianos, strings, synthesizers, vocals and woodwinds. The page notes that some instruments may not work with certain players because they use unsupported sfz opcodes.
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Riffle is a browser-based musical canvas for recording ideas, layering sounds and collaborating live. Users drag audio, lyrics, sounds, images, embeds and notes onto a canvas, stack licensed samples and instruments, and edit together in real time. Sharing tracks happens in the browser. A co-producer feature called Sous Chef offers suggestions, with every suggestion kept, tweaked or cut by the user.
Scale Sequencer is a step sequencer for any scale in which users click tiles to make music. It offers a range of scales, including Ionian, Dorian, Pentatonic, Blues, Whole Tone and Messiaen's modes. It is based on a migration of ToneMatrix by Max L.
BandLab helps download, archive, convert, or manage audio and music files from supported sources.
VI-CONTROL is a forum for composers and users of virtual instruments, sample libraries and synths. Sections cover sample talk, newbie questions, commercial announcements, deals, reviews, tech support, mixing and mastering, digital audio workstations, and computer hardware and peripherals. Some sections are reserved for paying advertisers, and members can introduce themselves and discuss music topics.
Amplitude Soundboard is a free, open-source soundboard for Windows, Linux and macOS, built with .Net 6 and Avalonia. It plays audio clips across multiple output or input devices, supports hotkeys, per-clip volume, light and dark themes, and custom tile backgrounds and sizes. Audio formats include AAC, FLAC, MP3, OGG, OPUS and WAV.
Sfzinstruments maintains a list of SFZ instruments available online, some commercial and some free. The list covers categories including basses, brass, drums, guitars, keyboards, percussion, pianos, strings, synthesizers, vocals and woodwinds. The page notes that some instruments may not work with certain players because they use unsupported sfz opcodes.
