Live performance instrument built for the band Perfect Tommy. B3 organ, mellotron, wurlitzer, piano. Web MIDI, bluetooth controller support.

Circuit-bent phase-locked-loop synthesizer. A monophonic VCO chases the note you play — crank RANGE for squeal and instability, drop CAPTURE for warbly slides into pitch. Plays in the browser or from a MIDI keyboard. Free.

Touch handpan instrument. Warm metallic synthesis with singing harmonics. 6 scales including D Minor, Celtic, Hijaz. Rain mode for ambient generative play.

Touch-based sample player and mangler. Record from mic or load a file. 4 modes: tape scrub, slicer pads, loop regions, granular synthesis. Filter, delay, speed control.

8-voice synthesized drum machine. 16-step sequencer with swing, 4 pattern slots. Kick, snare, hi-hats, clap, tom, rimshot, cowbell. All synthesis, no samples.

Multi-instrument medieval sampler. 8 instruments -- bagpipe, recorder, harp, guitar, organ, horn, chant, Rhodes EP. Ornaments, drift, reverb. Focus mode for live switching.

91-tonewheel organ with shared oscillators at authentic Hammond gear-ratio tuning. 9-contact staggered key click. Single-triggered percussion with Paradise Mod. 9-stage scanner vibrato (V1-V3/C1-C3). AO-28 preamp tube modeling. Leslie 122 with tube power amp, V-21 compression driver, cabinet reflections, interpolated doppler, and motor wow/flutter. 4 organs -- B3, Farfisa, Vox Continental, Church.

Distortion engine with 4 modes, resonant filter, and a 16-step glitch sequencer. Stutter, tape stop, bitcrush, reverse, gate chop -- tempo-synced.

Radio scanner with 6 stations of real shortwave recordings -- numbers stations, morse code, military comms. Auto-scan, static, lo-fi.

Sample-based cathedral pipe organ. 7 real stops from the Bureå Funeral Chapel, Sweden -- 357 chromatically recorded pipes. Subbas, Gedackt, Salicional, Voix Celeste, Rohrflote, Principal. Cathedral reverb, tremulant, MIDI input.

X/Y touch pad instrument. Drag to play. X = pitch (scales), Y = filter + vibrato. Multi-touch. Theremin vibes. Neon trails.

Six real instruments in one rack — tubular bells, tuned wine glasses, glockenspiel, vibraphone, marimba, kalimba. Tap or sweep the rack, circle a glass rim with a finger to make it sing, pour water in to retune it. Wind blows through and sets it going on its own.

Sit somewhere that doesn’t exist. Rain, storms, a fire, crickets, the sea, a stream, wind, birds — ten layers of real field recordings, each mixed in and out on its own, with several different takes of everything so it never starts repeating. Randomise a whole place, or record your own surroundings straight in as another layer.