🎹 Piano, Drums & Sequencer 🥁
Switch between piano, drum pads, and sequencer modes - all using the same 39 sound sources.
Drum Pads
Step Sequencer
How to Use
- Piano Mode: Click keys or use your keyboard to play notes
- Drum Mode: Click on drum pads to trigger sounds
- Sequencer Mode: Create patterns by clicking on the grid and press play
- All modes use the same 39 sound sources
Piano Pulse: Complete Music Workstation
All-in-one music production environment with 39-key piano, drum pads, and step sequencer - create professional music directly in your browser
Welcome to the future of browser-based music production. Piano Pulse combines three essential music creation tools into one seamless, powerful workstation. Whether you're a professional producer, aspiring musician, or hobbyist, this platform offers everything you need to create, experiment, and perform.
With 39 high-quality sound sources, intuitive controls, and professional features, Piano Pulse transforms your browser into a complete music studio. No downloads, no installations, no limitations.
Experience Piano Pulse
The interactive music workstation is ready to use. Switch between piano, drums, and sequencer modes to explore the full capabilities.
Why Piano Pulse Stands Out
What is Piano Pulse?
Piano Pulse is a comprehensive web-based music workstation that integrates a 39-key piano, 39 drum pads, and a professional 16-step sequencer. All three components share the same 39 high-quality sound sources, creating a unified music production environment.
Unlike other music tools, Piano Pulse offers:
- Seamless workflow: Switch between instruments without interrupting your creative flow
- Unified sound library: Consistent audio quality across all modes
- Professional features: BPM control, step sequencing, and visual feedback
- Zero barriers: No installation, registration, or costs
- Universal access: Works on all devices with a modern browser
Core Features of Piano Pulse
39-Key Piano
Full-range virtual piano with authentic keyboard layout. Play with mouse, touch, or computer keyboard. Includes both white and black keys with realistic visual feedback.
39 Drum Pads
Comprehensive drum machine with individually mapped pads. Perfect for rhythm creation, beat making, and percussion programming with immediate auditory feedback.
Step Sequencer
Professional 16-step pattern sequencer with BPM control, visual grid interface, and real-time playback. Create complex rhythms and melodic patterns with precision.
39 Sound Sources
High-quality audio samples covering piano tones, drum sounds, and various instruments. All sounds are professionally sourced and optimized for web playback.
How to Use Piano Pulse
Piano Mode
The Piano Mode provides a traditional keyboard interface for melodic composition and performance:
Step-by-Step Guide
- Access the piano: Click on the Piano mode button
- Play notes: Click on keys with your mouse or use your computer keyboard (keys A-L for white keys, W, E, T, Y, U for black keys)
- Explore the range: The 39-key piano spans from C4 to D7, covering multiple octaves
- Visual feedback: Keys highlight when activated, providing clear visual confirmation
Piano Mode is perfect for:
- Melodic composition and improvisation
- Music theory practice and ear training
- Quick idea sketching and melody creation
- Live performance and demonstration
Drum Mode
The Drum Mode offers a grid of 39 pads for rhythm creation and percussion programming:
Step-by-Step Guide
- Switch to drums: Click on the Drum Pads mode button
- Trigger sounds: Click on any drum pad to play its assigned sound
- Experiment with rhythms: Combine different pads to create patterns
- Use visual feedback: Pads highlight when activated, showing which sounds are playing
Drum Mode is ideal for:
- Beat making and rhythm creation
- Drum pattern experimentation
- Percussion layering and sound design
- Live drum performance
Sequencer Mode
The Sequencer Mode provides a professional step-sequencing interface for pattern-based composition:
Step-by-Step Guide
- Enter sequencer mode: Click on the Sequencer mode button
- Set your tempo: Adjust the BPM (beats per minute) to your preferred speed
- Create patterns: Click on the grid to activate steps for each sound
- Play your sequence: Press the Play button to hear your pattern
- Refine and experiment: Use Clear to reset or modify your pattern
Sequencer Mode excels at:
- Creating complex rhythmic patterns
- Composing melodic sequences
- Experimenting with musical arrangements
- Developing ideas for electronic music production
Pro Tip: Combine All Three Modes
For the most creative results, use all three modes together. Create a drum pattern in Sequencer Mode, then switch to Piano Mode to add melodies, and use Drum Mode for additional percussion elements. The unified sound library ensures everything works together harmoniously.
Technical Specifications
Keyboard Range
39 keys (C4 to D7)
Drum Pads
39 individually mapped pads
Sequencer Steps
16-step pattern capacity
BPM Range
30-240 BPM
Sound Sources
39 high-quality samples
Compatibility
All modern browsers
Who Can Benefit from Piano Pulse
Music Producers
Quickly sketch ideas, create drum patterns, and experiment with melodies without opening your DAW. Perfect for inspiration on the go.
Music Students
Practice music theory, ear training, and composition with an always-available instrument. No need for expensive equipment or software.
Beat Makers
Create complex rhythms with the step sequencer, then add melodic elements with the piano. All in one integrated workflow.
Hobbyists & Enthusiasts
Explore music creation without barriers. The intuitive interface makes it easy for anyone to start making music immediately.
Browser Compatibility Note
Piano Pulse works best on modern browsers with Web Audio API support. For optimal performance, use the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. Mobile browsers are fully supported with touch-optimized interfaces.
Creative Applications
Songwriting and Composition
Use Piano Pulse to develop complete musical ideas:
- Chord progressions: Experiment with harmonies using the piano
- Melodic ideas: Develop lead lines and motifs
- Rhythmic foundations: Create drum patterns that support your composition
- Arrangement sketches: Use the sequencer to map out song sections
Live Performance
Piano Pulse is performance-ready:
- Instant access: No loading times or setup required
- Visual feedback: Clear indicators for both performer and audience
- Flexible control: Use mouse, keyboard, or touch input
- Reliable performance: Web-based means no crashes or compatibility issues
Education and Practice
Ideal for learning and skill development:
- Music theory application: See and hear theoretical concepts in action
- Ear training: Develop pitch and rhythm recognition
- Improvisation practice: Experiment freely without judgment
- Composition techniques: Learn how different musical elements work together
Workflow Integration
While Piano Pulse is powerful on its own, you can also use it as a sketchpad for ideas that you later develop in your main DAW. The patterns and melodies you create can serve as starting points for more complex productions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Piano Pulse really free to use?
Yes, Piano Pulse is completely free with no hidden costs, subscriptions, or limitations. We believe music creation should be accessible to everyone.
Do I need to create an account?
No account creation is required. Simply visit the page and start making music immediately.
Can I use Piano Pulse on my mobile device?
Absolutely! Piano Pulse is fully responsive and works on smartphones and tablets. The interface adapts to different screen sizes, and touch controls are optimized for mobile use.
Are my creations saved?
Patterns created in the sequencer are maintained during your session. For long-term storage, we recommend recording your creations using screen capture software or audio recording tools.
Can I use Piano Pulse without an internet connection?
Once loaded, Piano Pulse can function without an internet connection, though initial loading requires connectivity to access the sound libraries.
What if the sounds don't play?
If you're experiencing issues with audio playback, check your browser's autoplay policies. Some browsers require user interaction before allowing audio playback. Try clicking once on the interface before playing sounds.