Multi-track timeline
Lay out clips on an unlimited multi-track timeline with a full piano roll, velocity editing, quantize, and swing.
FREE · NO ACCOUNT · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER
A complete music studio,
right in your browser.
Record, arrange, play synths and drums, mix, autotune, and export to WAV or MP3 — a full music production studio that is completely free, with nothing to download and no account to create.
Your projects stay on your device. We never upload your music.
Everything you need to make a track
Synths, drums & samplers
A built-in synthesizer, 808/909 drum machines, a 16-pad sampler, and SoundFont (.sf2) support — no plugins to buy.
Mic & MIDI recording
Record vocals or instruments through your mic, or play and capture with a MIDI keyboard. Comp takes and tune them.
Mixer, EQ & effects
Per-track parametric EQ, compression, gate, de-esser, reverb and delay sends, group buses, and full automation.
Autotune & stems
Snap vocals to your key with built-in autotune, and split a mix into drums, bass, vocals, and other with stem extraction.
WAV & MP3 export
Bounce your finished track to high-quality WAV or MP3, export per-track stems, or save a standard MIDI file.
Start making music in seconds
- 1 Open the studio — no sign-up, no download.
- 2 Double-click the grid to add a clip, then draw notes or hit record.
- 3 Mix it, then export a WAV or MP3 to keep.
Questions
Is Tracks really free?
Yes — completely free, with no account, no trial, and no paywall. Every feature is available to everyone.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. Tracks runs entirely in your browser using the Web Audio API. Open the page and start making music.
Where are my projects stored?
On your own device. Tracks never uploads your music. Your work stays local in your browser, and you can save a project file or export audio whenever you want.
Can I use it on a phone or tablet?
It works best on a desktop or laptop, but the studio is responsive and usable on tablets and phones for sketching ideas.
Can I import samples or use a MIDI keyboard?
Yes — drag in audio files, load SoundFont (.sf2) instruments, import MIDI files, and play or record with a connected MIDI keyboard.