Learning Synths (Ableton): with a great guide that explains step by step how a synthesizer works in an interactive and easy way. Highly recommended.
Once we know the different concepts that come into play when creating and modifying a wave in a synthesizer, it’s time to play and create our own sounds:
Web Synths: very comprehensive, and with an attractive visual interface.
Viktor NV-1: Classic design but with many functions and web-audio and web-MIDI implementation..
Playtronica:Can be used with the computer keyboard or with a MIDI keyboard. Select a synthesizer type and… play! Very visual.
Roland50.studio: allows you to have several Roland modules playing simultaneously, so you can play a synthesizer, a drum machine and a bass line together.
AR Synth: A very interesting proposal from Google Arts & Culture with a 3D interface that allows us to explore and use several classic synthesizers simultaneously, programming our own patterns.
Cardboard Online Synth: synthesizer with many options to modify the sound; it can also be played with a MIDI keyboard. Flouresynth: simple synthesizer with 8 different waveforms to play. Can also be controlled by MIDI keyboard. midi.city: another simple synthesizer, which also has a built-in drum machine. It can be played using the computer keyboard.
No collection of synthesizers would be complete without the online tools provided by Google on its website https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Experiments, for all ages, with the Song Maker webapp being particularly useful in secondary schools, allowing to compose by steps, download the result in MIDI/wav or share it via a link.
Finally, we include the two interactive Google doodles related to sound synthesis:
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