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Musicbox
Make music with your phone. Free, offline, no install.
MUSICBOX turns your phone into a band: shake a maraca, strum a guitar, bow a double bass, play harp, xylophone or piano. Layer it all with the looper and metronome, export WAV or ringtones. Free, no sign-up, runs offline in your browser.
I've built a small web app that turns your phone into a musical instrument. It runs straight in the browser, no installation needed, in English and German.
What's in it:
Shake: rattle, tambourine, triangle and frottoir (rubboard). The harder you shake, the louder it gets.
Blow with movement, finger the holes: flutes, from concert flute to tin whistle, low whistle and shakuhachi.
Tap and swipe: drum with sticks and brushes, handpan, Hang, RAV Vast, tongue drum, kalimba, singing bowls, piano, plus guitar, mandolin, ukulele, banjo and sitar with chord selection.
Maulo: a didgeridoo you shape with your mouth via the front camera.
Microphone with effects such as reverb, church, echo and robot.
Looper: record track by track until it sounds like a whole band.
Most of the sounds are generated live, some come from my own recordings. Best tried with headphones or a small speaker.
I'd love your feedback: which instruments are you missing, and what doesn't sound real enough yet?
Best regards,
Martin
About Musicbox on Product Hunt
“Make music with your phone. Free, offline, no install.”
Musicbox was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #240 on the daily leaderboard. MUSICBOX turns your phone into a band: shake a maraca, strum a guitar, bow a double bass, play harp, xylophone or piano. Layer it all with the looper and metronome, export WAV or ringtones. Free, no sign-up, runs offline in your browser.
On the analytics side, Musicbox competes within Music, User Experience and Tech — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Musicbox performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Martin Schneeweis
Hi everyone,
I've built a small web app that turns your phone into a musical instrument. It runs straight in the browser, no installation needed, in English and German.
What's in it:
Shake: rattle, tambourine, triangle and frottoir (rubboard). The harder you shake, the louder it gets.
Blow with movement, finger the holes: flutes, from concert flute to tin whistle, low whistle and shakuhachi.
Tap and swipe: drum with sticks and brushes, handpan, Hang, RAV Vast, tongue drum, kalimba, singing bowls, piano, plus guitar, mandolin, ukulele, banjo and sitar with chord selection.
Maulo: a didgeridoo you shape with your mouth via the front camera.
Microphone with effects such as reverb, church, echo and robot.
Looper: record track by track until it sounds like a whole band.
Most of the sounds are generated live, some come from my own recordings. Best tried with headphones or a small speaker.
👉 www.musicbox.join4all.com
I'd love your feedback: which instruments are you missing, and what doesn't sound real enough yet?
Best regards,
Martin