Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
A five-octave xylophone you can play online
A browser-based xylophone with keyboard or mouse controls, alternate wood and metal tones, and a way to record and download a performance.
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- Musicians practicing scales or testing xylophone parts
- Worth noticing
- Five numbered keyboard mappings cover C3–D8, with separate major and minor rows and a hold-to-tremolo option.
Field notes
The interface maps five number-key selections to overlapping octave ranges, spanning C3–D8 across 63 notes; major and minor notes occupy separate keyboard rows. It also exposes wood and metal tones, a metronome with BPM and strikes-per-beat controls, transposition, and a record/play/download workflow. Holding a key is described as adding tremolo.
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