Introduction
Gesture Synth Weld is a browser instrument that turns hand positions into music. A webcam tracks your hands: the left hand picks the chord while the right hand shapes volume and tone. The site also offers a theremin-style sliding voice, a mono piano mode, nine scale modes, and MIDI export, and a keyboard mode works when no camera is available.
Key Features
- Webcam hand tracking for chords and melodies
- Left hand for chords, right hand for volume and tone
- Theremin and mono piano playing modes
- Nine scale modes and MIDI export
- Keyboard mode that needs no camera
Who is it for
- Musicians sketching ideas
- Producers experimenting with gesture control
- Hobbyists who want to play without installing software
What can you do with
- Play chords and melodies with hand gestures
- Export a performance as a MIDI file
- Sketch musical ideas without an instrument
How does Gesture Synth Weld work
- Allow camera access in the browser
- Move your hands to control pitch, volume, and tone
- Switch scale or playing mode
- Export the take as a MIDI file or use keyboard mode
Pricing
- Check the official website for current pricing and plan details.
