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Gesture Synth (gesture-synth.com)

by gesture-synth.com  ·  Freemium

The most developed gesture synth we found. Four play modes, a Mouse Mode that works with no webcam, and the only published price in the category.

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About Gesture Synth (gesture-synth.com)

Gesture Synth at gesture-synth.com is a browser instrument that turns hand movement into music. It tracks two hands through a webcam and uses a pinch gesture to play notes, and it is the only version in this category with a Mouse Mode that plays without a camera at all, using the same scales, waveforms and synthesis engine as the camera experience.

It offers four modes: Melody, Easy Jam with four chords, Beat Jam as a guided four-bar performance, and Sing and Play which can use a microphone. Scales cover pentatonic, major and minor with an adjustable root, and voices cover sine, triangle, sawtooth and square.

Playing and recording are free without signing in, and takes can run 15 or 120 seconds. Beat Jam MIDI note export is free. Keeping a video export costs US$9.99 per recording and requires signing in with Google or email. There is no subscription.

✅ Key Features

  • Mouse Mode plays with no webcam, same synthesis engine
  • Four modes: Melody, Easy Jam, Beat Jam, Sing and Play
  • Pentatonic, major and minor scales with adjustable root
  • Sine, triangle, sawtooth and square voices
  • 15 or 120-second takes with preview
  • Free Beat Jam MIDI note export
  • Video export US$9.99 per recording, sign-in required
  • No subscription

🧩 Specs

Platforms
Web

🎯 Best For & Tags

Best For
Making short musical clipsplaying without a webcamexporting MIDI into a DAW
Tags
gesture synthhand trackingwebcam musicbrowser synthmusicfree tool

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