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Tap any key in rhythm and it plays the next chunk of Clair de Lune, so timing is the only skill actually required.
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Touch Pianist sits in Music Makers under Make, filed as a minute.
About this category: Browser instruments, sequencers and sound toys designed so that anyone's first thirty seconds sound good. Headphones strongly recommended.
Yes. Touch Pianist is free to use and needs no account.
No. You can use Touch Pianist without signing up for anything.
Yes. Touch Pianist works on phones as well as desktop browsers.
Yes, we file it as safe for work. It does need sound, so bring headphones.
We file it as "A minute": One quick round, then you can leave.
Same idea as typing but with notes rather than drums — write a paragraph, receive a surprisingly pretty melody.
Type words and each letter becomes a drum hit, so your own name comes out as a loop you will struggle to stop playing.
Chiptune tracker with a whole song's worth of channels, shareable as a URL that contains the entire tune inside it.
Drag four blobs up and down and they sing genuine four-part harmony, trained on real opera singers, always in key.
Click to place a block and a small algorithm builds a plausible seaside town around it, with no goal of any kind.
Drops you into a field recording from a forest somewhere on earth, tells you which forest, then offers you another.
Ship positions and port arrivals on a fast, uncluttered map, ideal for watching a delivery of your own crawl across an ocean.
Infinite squared paper for sketching layouts and floor plans, with snapping and nothing else getting in the way.
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