Virtual Instruments with Effects & Tube Amp Online

Play virtual instruments in your browser routed through 22 pedalboard effects and tube amp. Virtual guitar, bass, piano, organ and synth with delay, reverb and distortion.

Virtual Instruments Studio with 22 Pedal Effects & Tube Amp Simulator

Our online studio connects 5 playable virtual instruments — Electric Guitar, Bass, Concert Grand Piano, Tonewheel Organ B3, and Subtractive Analog Synth — directly through an authentic DSP signal chain featuring 22 virtual stompbox effects and 5 tube amplifiers in real time.

5 Iconic Instrument & Effect Combinations

  1. Lead Guitar: Guitar + Overdrive (SD-1) + Analog Delay + Atmospheric Reverb for singing sustain and warm tube breakup.
  2. Groove Bass: Bass + Adaptive Noise Gate + Studio Compressor + Octaver for tight transient control and subterranean low-end punch.
  3. Grand Piano: Piano + Stereo Chorus + Shimmer Reverb for lush stereo ambient soundscapes and glistening upper-octave tails.
  4. Tonewheel Organ B3: Organ + Rotary Speaker Simulator + Vintage Phaser for classic 70s rock Doppler modulation.
  5. Analog Synth: Synth + 24dB Resonant Filter + Vintage Tape Echo + Lo-Fi Crusher for warm 80s synthwave textures.

Zero-Latency In-Browser AudioWorklet Engine

Audio DSP runs on high-priority web audio threads with 128-sample buffers, delivering sub-5ms round-trip responsiveness across computer keyboards, touchscreen devices, and USB MIDI controllers.

FAQ

Can I apply distortion, delay, and reverb pedals to the virtual piano or synth?

Yes! All 5 virtual instruments (guitar, bass, grand piano, tonewheel organ, and analog synthesizer) route directly into the full 22-pedal effect chain and tube amp models.

Do I need to install VST plugins or audio drivers?

No! The entire synthesis and DSP processing pipeline executes 100% inside your modern web browser with zero software downloads and no account required.

How do I use a physical MIDI keyboard controller?

Simply connect your USB MIDI controller to your PC or Mac and load the page. The app automatically recognizes Note On/Off, touch velocity, and pitch bend via the Web MIDI API.

Is there noticeable audio delay or latency?

Processing runs inside dedicated AudioWorklets on the high-priority Web Audio hardware thread with 128-sample buffers, delivering instant sub-5ms response.