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Chrome Music Lab

Google's collection of playful music toys, from Song Maker to Kandinsky, that make it easy for anyone to create sound.

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Is Chrome Music Lab free?
Free. Yes. Chrome Music Lab is free to use, with no paid plan.
Category
#Music
Website
musiclab.chromeexperiments.com ↗
Chrome Music Lab website

What is Chrome Music Lab?

Chrome Music Lab is a set of small music experiments from Google Creative Lab. Each one teaches an idea through play: Song Maker lets you build a tune on a grid, Kandinsky turns doodles into sound, Rhythm has little characters drumming your pattern, and others let you see sound waves, play with harmonics, arpeggios, chords and a spectrogram of your own voice.

It is used heavily in classrooms because there is nothing to install and nothing to log in to. Song Maker in particular blew up on TikTok, where people recreate famous songs note by note on the grid and share the link. Much of the code is open source on GitHub, and the experiments run on standard web tech like the Web Audio API and Tone.js, so they work in most modern browsers on laptops, tablets and phones.

What You Can Do

  • Build melodies and beats on a grid in Song Maker and share them by link
  • Draw shapes and hear them play in Kandinsky
  • Make drum patterns with animated characters in Rhythm
  • Watch your voice as a live spectrogram
  • Explore sound waves, harmonics, chords and arpeggios
  • Connect a MIDI keyboard on supported experiments

How to Play Chrome Music Lab

  1. Open Chrome Music Lab and pick any experiment from the grid.
  2. Click, tap or draw to make sounds.
  3. In Song Maker, press play to hear your loop and tweak notes as you go.
  4. Use the save or share button to get a link to your creation.

Is Chrome Music Lab Free?

Chrome Music Lab is completely free and needs no sign-in. It is a Google project with no ads or paid features.

Who Will Enjoy It?

  • Kids learning about music for the first time
  • Music teachers looking for classroom tools
  • TikTok creators recreating songs in Song Maker
  • Anyone who wants to make a tune without knowing an instrument

Websites Like Chrome Music Lab

  • Patatap: Every key makes a sound and a burst of colour.
  • BeepBox: A step up for making full chiptune songs in your browser.
  • Blob Opera: Another Google music toy, with singing blobs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Chrome Music Lab free?

Yes. It is free, has no ads and does not need a Google account.

Do I need Chrome to use Chrome Music Lab?

No. It works in most modern browsers, though Chrome gives the smoothest experience.

Can I save songs in Chrome Music Lab?

Yes. Song Maker and some other experiments let you save and share your creation as a link.