A free music toy — play it in your browser, no install. Zoog: a modular synthesizer of 142 animal voices, in the browser. Showcase; the source is private.
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Controls: Arrow keys · WASD · Mouse
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubA modular synthesizer of 142 animal voices, in the browser.
Pick a species from the tree of life, then play the whole cabinet from the keyboard.
Every key on the keyboard is an animal in the cabinet above it, pitched to that note. The cabinet is built for whoever lives in it: portholes for whales, aquarium tanks and fishbowls for fish, perching wires for small birds, stalls for elephants, wallows for crocodilians, matchbox drawers for crickets. The animals are drawn and animated in code, and each one moves as it calls.
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