About Electric Piano
Press a key and a warm electric piano tone fills your browser — no downloads, no plugins, no setup. Electric Piano runs entirely on the Web Audio API, so the sound is synthesized live rather than pulled from pre-recorded samples. You can dial in sustain to let notes ring out, add vibrato for an expressive wobble, or layer on tremolo for that classic shimmering pulse.
It's a focused tool that rewards experimentation. Nudge the vibrato depth while holding a chord and you'll immediately hear why that one setting changes the whole feel of a phrase. If you enjoy tools like this, Pocket Operator offers a complementary rhythm-machine angle for building fuller arrangements.
Part of the broader creative apps collection, Electric Piano works best with a keyboard — mouse-clicking keys gets you started, but mapping your computer keyboard or pairing a MIDI controller via Web MIDI gives you something closer to an actual playing experience.
How to use
Create and customize electronic sounds using a web-based synthesizer. • Click "Play" button or canvas to hear your sound • Adjust wave type (sine, square, sawtooth, triangle, white noise) for different base tones • Use frequency slider to change pitch (10-4000 Hz) • Modify envelope settings to shape how sound starts and ends: - Attack: fade-in time - Decay: initial drop time - Sustain: main sound duration and level - Release: fade-out time • Enable optional effects by checking boxes: - Distortion: adds gritty, overdriven texture - Biquad filter: cuts or boosts certain frequencies - Reverb: adds spacious echo effects - Dynamics compressor: evens out volume levels • Click "Process" to store your sound in memory • Click "Export" to download as audio file • Click "Code" to see technical parameters • Use "Reset" to return all settings to defaults Experiment with different combinations to create unique electronic sounds, from smooth pads to harsh leads.
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