ModularSynth — a free modular synthesizer in your browser

Put modules in a rack, patch them with cables and build your own sounds and tracks, right in your web browser. No install, no account, no cookies: everything stays on your device. Works on computers, tablets and phones, in English and in French.

What you can do

Learn modular synthesis by ear

The Learn course guides you through five chapters and 23 short exercises: from signal to sound, understanding by playing (voltage, modulation, envelopes, scales, waveforms), a machine that plays by itself, your first track, and a gritty techno loop. Every step tells you what you are about to hear, so you understand what each knob and cable does.

Modules

FAQ

Is ModularSynth free?
Yes. ModularSynth is free, with no account and no ads.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in a modern web browser on a computer, a tablet or a phone.
Can I play it with a MIDI keyboard?
Yes. Plug in a MIDI keyboard to play notes, map knobs with MIDI learn, or use your computer keyboard.
Can I use it with Ableton Live or another DAW?
Yes. Send MIDI from your DAW to the browser (loopMIDI on Windows, IAC bus on Mac); the Clock module can follow the DAW's MIDI clock. Record the sound with a virtual audio output or export a WAV.
I'm a beginner: can I learn modular synthesis with it?
Yes. The Learn course guides you in five chapters, from your first sound to a full track; every step tells you what you are about to hear.
Are my patches private?
Yes. Patches and sounds stay in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

En français : un synthétiseur modulaire gratuit dans le navigateur

Pose des modules dans un rack, relie-les avec des câbles et fabrique tes propres sons et morceaux, directement dans ton navigateur, sans installation ni compte. 38 modules (oscillateurs, filtres, enveloppes, séquenceurs, effets, sampler), clavier MIDI, MIDI learn, synchronisation sur l'horloge MIDI d'Ableton, scènes et mode morceau, enregistrement WAV, 27 presets, et un parcours Apprendre en cinq chapitres pour comprendre la synthèse modulaire à l'oreille.