Screenshot of Song Maker by Chrome Music Lab It also allows users to easily share ideas with multiple export/download options, including embeddable links, and provides a wide range of uses.
Sound Waves, which is a visualizer that accompanies the user’s note inputs), but there is also a Song Maker, that allows users to create, save, and share a 16 beat audio loop.
Some of the experiments are more theoretical in nature (i.e. If you’re still hungry for more browser-based music making after the Chrome Music Lab, check out a Roland-inspired drum machine and GarageBand-style sequencer.I decided to look at Chro me Music Lab, which is a collection of 14 open-source sound experiments that can be manipulated by the user, and is available on any device that can open the Google Chrome web browser. Last year the company added MIDI support to Google Chrome, and the Music Lab’s instruments offers open-source code for creating your own experiments. The Chrome Music Lab is the latest piece of browser technology from Google that shows off the power of the Web Audio API. The website uses the Web Audio API to turn your browser into an instrument, and includes a number of tools that teach you the basics of harmonics, chords, arpeggios and rhythm.Īccording to The Next Web, the Chrome Music Lab is part of the USA’s Music In Our Schools month, but the collection of instruments are likely to waste more grown-up working hours the the average Google Doodle.Īs well as the more education-focused tools there’s an interactive spectrogram, an abstract Kandinsky-inspired sequencer and tool that lets you record and “spin” your own vocals through your laptop’s microphone. Google has launched the Chrome Music Lab, a collection of interactive instruments that allow you to experiment with music in your browser. The Google Doodle has a musical companion.
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