A modular DAW that runs entirely in the browser. Load the rack you need: instruments with character, sequencers, multitrack, a console with inserts and sends, and reactive visuals for playing live.
A drum machine, a bass and a synth: the minimum rack to write a whole track and record the take. From there you load whatever the piece asks for. Nothing to install.
Eight instruments and 16 steps. Click the cells and a pattern is already playing; click again to accent or erase.
A per-step piano roll with slides. It follows the key you choose, so nothing sounds out of tune.
Two oscillators, filter, envelope, LFO and effects. Play it with the mouse, your computer keyboard or a MIDI controller.
The studio needs a big screen and a mouse: mixing console, multitrack and sequencers. Open it on your computer for the full experience.
Your phone still has a role: connect it as a remote instrument for the studio.
Load only the modules you need — each one shows up in the rack, the multitrack and the console at once. There are beat, bass, chord and sample sequencers; a real acoustic drum kit; synths like the ONE, the arpeggiator, the chord pads and the acid machine; and oddities like the ribbon Trautonium or the harmonium. New ones arrive with every update.
Synths, bass, chords, arpeggiator, sampler and oddities like the ribbon Trautonium. The rack grows with every update.
Drum machine and 16/32-step sequencers, with swing, ratchets, A/B/C/D banks and per-style patterns.
A full console with EQ, sends and inserts: reverb, delay, saturation, compressor, limiter and transition effects.
Multitrack with clips, audio and MIDI: record what you play or plug in a mic or a guitar, edit and export to WAV or MP3.
Scan a QR code and your phone or tablet becomes a controller for the session: ribbons, effect pads, the console or transport. No apps to install, and you can connect as many as you want at once. Optional: SYNZ works just as well without them.
If you play live, SYNZ can generate the image: geometry and color fields that react in real time to what's playing. Pick the source (kick, notes, LFO…) and send it to a second screen or projector. Optional: it's one more layer, you don't have to use it.
A take is 30 seconds of a real performance: what was playing while you played, as is, nothing touched up afterwards. You record while you play and, when you stop, drag a selector over the waveform to the best moment. No editing: pick and share.
Listen to what others publish, follow whoever surprises you and share your own. That's SYNZ LIVE.
The documentation lives inside the studio: each walkthrough points at the control and explains what it does, with voice, while the music keeps playing. It invites you to try it while the music plays. Included, also on the free account.
Build the rack, start the tempo, write a pattern and record the take. Under a minute.
Oscillators, envelope, filter, LFO, arpeggiator and effects. By the end you'll understand any synth, not just this one.
Painting steps, two velocity levels, opening the hi-hat to build tension, per-style patterns and chaining banks.
Every module has its own under the ? button in its header, and we keep adding more — console, multitrack and visuals. Full courses will come later for anyone who wants to go deeper.