HarmonyHub

All virtual instruments

Every instrument below runs in your browser and works with a computer keyboard, mouse or touchscreen. Pick one to start playing.

Search by name, filter by family, or browse all 21 instruments: keyboards, strings, wind, percussion, Indian classical instruments and electronic tools. No download or account is needed.

Keyboard instruments

  • Virtual Piano – 3-octave keyboard you play with A to ; on your laptop
  • Virtual Synthesizer – 2-oscillator synth with ADSR, filter, LFO and presets

String instruments

  • Virtual Guitar – acoustic, electric and 12-string guitars with chord assist
  • Virtual Violin – classical, Stradivarius, electric and baroque violins
  • Virtual Sitar – Indian sitar with sargam-named strings
  • Virtual Veena – Saraswati and Rudra veena with swaras on your keyboard
  • Virtual Banjo – 5-string, tenor, plectrum and bluegrass banjos
  • Virtual Bass Guitar – 4-string electric bass with amp presets
  • Virtual Harp – concert, Celtic and electric harps

Wind instruments

  • Virtual Flute – concert flute, bansuri, pan flute and Native American flute
  • Virtual Saxophone – alto, tenor, soprano and baritone sax
  • Virtual Trumpet – B♭ trumpet, cornet, piccolo trumpet and flugelhorn with valves
  • Virtual Harmonica – diatonic, blues, chromatic and tremolo harmonicas

Percussion instruments

  • Virtual Drums – standard, rock, jazz and Indian kits, plus electronic, hip-hop and African drum pads
  • Virtual Tabla – Indian tabla: dayan and bayan on six keys
  • Virtual Xylophone – 23-bar xylophone from C3 to D6
  • Virtual Kalimba – thumb piano: mbira, crystal, coconut and bamboo kalimbas
  • Virtual Marimba – rosewood, padauk, bass and soprano marimbas

Electronic instruments

  • Virtual Bass Guitar – 4-string electric bass with amp presets
  • Virtual Theremin – play pitch and volume by moving your mouse
  • Virtual Synthesizer – 2-oscillator synth with ADSR, filter, LFO and presets
  • Virtual Drum Machine – 16-step beat maker with 11 genre presets
  • Virtual Chord Progression Generator – build and play chord progressions in any key

Frequently asked questions

Are the virtual instruments free?

Yes. Every instrument is free to play in the browser, with no download and no account.

Which instrument should a beginner try first?

Piano is the easiest start because the keys map directly to your computer keyboard. Drums and kalimba are also quick to pick up.

Do the instruments work on phones and tablets?

Yes. They work with touch on phones and tablets, and with a keyboard and mouse on a computer.

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