Audiotool

User A opens Audiotool and creates a session.

User A sends the session link to User B.

User B joins and adds a bassline in real-time.

User A tweaks the mixer levels while User B sequences drums.

Both hear the same output in sync.

Teacher demonstrates signal flow using virtual cables on a shared screen.

Students replicate the patch on their own browser instances.

Teacher joins student sessions to troubleshoot cable routing.

Students export their 'patch' as a project for grading.

Launch audiotool.com in any browser.

Drag a Machiniste drum machine and a sample loop.

Sequence a basic pattern and apply cloud-based FX.

Save the project to the cloud to refine later on a studio computer.

Search the Audiotool library for 'Acid House' samples.

Drag a community-voted top sample into the workspace.

Remix and transform using modular FX.

Publish with proper attribution handled by the platform's metadata.

Open Chrome on a low-spec device.

Access Audiotool Next.

Perform synthesis and arrangement with minimal CPU overhead due to optimized WASM code.

Export as high-quality audio.

Patch multiple oscillators through various filters and distortion pedals.

Apply heavy LFO modulation to create textures.

Record the output directly into the cloud storage.

Download the resulting WAV for use in a game engine.

Connect a MIDI controller to any computer with internet.

Log into Audiotool and open the performance project.

Map physical knobs to virtual synth parameters.

Perform live using the browser as the sound source.