WELDSYNTH

EDUCATION

Browser Music Tools for Teaching

Teach waveforms, harmony, and frequency with a gesture synth that runs in the browser. No installs, no student accounts, no IT tickets — it works on the Chromebooks your school already has.

FOR TEACHERS

A 30-minute STEAM lesson plan: gesture, frequency, and four-bar loops. Objectives, timing, and discussion prompts included.

READ THE LESSON PLAN →
FOR STUDENTS

Open the instrument and play. Left hand picks the chord, right hand shapes the sound. Camera video stays on the device.

LAUNCH THE INSTRUMENT →

CLASSROOM GUIDES

2026-08-13Browser Music Tools for Teaching Waveforms and HarmonyDiscover how zero-install browser music tools like WeldSynth support educators to teach waveforms, acoustics, and multi-layer harmony interactively without software installation.CLASSROOM5 MIN2026-08-13A 30-Minute STEAM Music Lesson: Gesture, Frequency, and Four-Bar LoopsDiscover how to conduct an engaging 30-minute STEAM music lesson using browser-based gesture synthesis, four-bar looping, and OfflineAudioContext.CLASSROOM5 MIN2026-08-13Chrome Music Lab vs Gesture Synth: Different Jobs in the Music-Tech ClassroomCompare Chrome Music Lab and WeldSynth in the music-tech classroom to understand how zero-barrier browser tools and multi-layer WAV export tools serve different educational stages.CLASSROOM5 MIN

FAQ FOR SCHOOLS

Does WeldSynth work on school Chromebooks?

Yes. It runs entirely in Chrome or Edge with no installs and no admin rights. If the device has a working camera and a browser, it runs.

Do students need accounts?

No. Students open /play and start. No sign-up, no email collection from students, and camera video is processed on-device only.

What curriculum topics does it map to?

Waveforms and timbre, frequency and pitch, harmony and scale degrees, and loop-based composition. The 30-minute lesson plan maps these to a single class period.

Is there a classroom license?

The free tier covers classroom demonstration and student exploration. Pro features (multi-layer recording, WAV export) are per-user purchases, not required for teaching.