Standalone creative instrument

Audio Studio

Build continuously evolving sound with the same audio core available inside the Visual Studio. Start from presets or work directly with synthesis, pulse, texture, space, recursive memory, modulation, and numerical DSP controls. Sound stays off until Play is pressed.

Advanced generative audio

Sound Studio

One headless audio engine, exposed here as a deep sound-design surface. Playback is always a deliberate action; presets change authored sound, not Play, master volume, or opt-in state.

Sound stopped Reference output test idle.
OUTPUT SIGNAL · OFF
This meter reads post-master time-domain RMS and peak. ACTIVE means the browser graph is producing a non-zero signal; it does not claim your speakers or headphones are physically audible. Reference tone is a short, low-level 440 Hz calibration signal triggered only by your click; it does not change authored sound or Expanded Range.
Creator range Standard range is available. Expanded Range requires an 18+ opt-in.

Expanded Range widens bass, treble, resonance, feedback, motion, modulation, and transformation ranges. Your device volume determines physical listening level. A numerical-integrity/output layer remains active so invalid DSP state and runaway arithmetic do not become creative parameters.

Discover

Character + output

Spectrum + drive

Memory + recursion

Pulse + modulation

Output integrity ACOUSTIC LEVEL · EXTERNAL TO BROWSER · dBFS is digital signal information DIGITAL OUTPUT · NORMAL RECURSIVE DSP · BOUNDED Creative range and output integrity are separate. Yellow/Orange/Red are used only for measurable digital headroom or recursive-DSP boundaries. Physical playback level is controlled downstream by the device, amplifier, headphones or speakers.
Numerical / DSP view
Profile: standard Master gain: — Filter: — Sub / Air: — Drive: — Pulse: — Memory: — Width / motion: — Output bound: —

This panel shows effective Web Audio/DSP settings. It reports browser-domain DSP values only; physical playback level is external to the browser and remains under the listener’s hardware controls.