Internet Plays Music is a collaborative realtime step sequencer where anybody can place pixels that produce sound. This public global music experiment works on any device including phones and desktops.
Internet Plays Music is a collaborative realtime step sequencer that functions as a public, global music experiment. It allows users to create music collectively by interacting with a visual interface.
The platform enables anybody to place pixels that produce sound, creating a shared musical composition in realtime. Users can click cells to select them and confirm to toggle their state, with mouse wheel functionality for zooming and click-and-drag capability for panning around the interface.
The system operates as a collaborative environment where multiple users can contribute simultaneously to the same musical composition. The interface provides visual feedback showing how many users are currently online and participating in the music creation process.
This experiment explores whether strangers can create music collectively just by placing pixels together. It serves as a demonstration of collaborative creativity and realtime interaction across the internet.
The platform is designed to work on any device including phones and desktop computers, making it accessible to a wide range of users interested in collaborative music creation.
Key Features
- •Collaborative realtime step sequencer allowing multiple users to create music together simultaneously
- •Pixel-based sound generation where clicking cells produces audio tones and rhythms
- •Cross-platform compatibility that works on any device including phones and desktop computers
- •Real-time interface showing current online participants contributing to the musical composition
- •Interactive controls including cell selection, zoom with mouse wheel, and panning via click-and-drag
Use Cases
Publisher
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Launch Date2026-01-20
Platformweb
Pricingfree