Beginner guide
Online Music Maker for Beginners: Start in Your Browser
Learn what an online music maker can do, how browser instruments differ from DAWs, and how to make a first short performance with Gesture Synth.
Gesture Synth Guides
These guides explain the real features behind Gesture Synth: local hand tracking, keyboard controls, camera setup, browser recording, and the privacy choices that come with them. They are written for people who want to try the instrument—not for search engines.
Beginner guide
Learn what an online music maker can do, how browser instruments differ from DAWs, and how to make a first short performance with Gesture Synth.
Browser workflow
Make music online in a browser with a practical first-session workflow, sound checks, simple performance structure, and honest tool boundaries.
Chrome help
Allow camera access in Chrome safely with clear steps for permission prompts, site settings, blocked-camera resets, system privacy checks, and webcam conflicts.
Permission guide
Learn how to allow camera access safely in a browser, change a blocked choice, check device privacy settings, and avoid webcam conflicts for hand tracking.
Sound basics
Understand what an online synthesizer does, how browser audio creates sound, and when a performance-focused instrument like Gesture Synth is the right fit.
Visual performance
Learn how an online music visualizer turns audio information into responsive motion, what to look for in a browser visual tool, and how Gesture Synth uses performance visuals.
Interactive instrument
Explore virtual musical instruments in a browser, compare keyboard and gesture input, and learn a practical first-performance routine with Gesture Synth.
Getting started
A practical introduction to playing browser music with hand gestures, including camera setup, gestures, keyboard mode, and privacy.
How it works
Learn how browser hand tracking maps finger count and hand position to chords, energy, and visuals in an online music instrument.
Choosing a tool
A practical guide to choosing an online music maker: browser compatibility, creative constraints, privacy, recording, and camera-free controls.
Keyboard mode
Use keyboard mode to make browser music without a camera, then move from a stable chord pattern to a short recorded performance.
Camera setup
Set up a webcam for browser hand tracking with clear, repeatable guidance on lighting, background, distance, and permission checks.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot browser hand tracking step by step: permissions, camera conflicts, lighting, framing, performance, and keyboard fallback.
Recording
Plan and record a short browser music performance with a simple structure, camera or keyboard control, review steps, and download checks.
Privacy and permissions
Understand browser camera permissions for hand tracking: when a site can ask, how to allow or block access, and how to revoke permission later.
Start with keyboard mode if you want a camera-free introduction, or use the camera setup guide before trying hand tracking.