Free Online Instruments
Virtual Instruments
Real-sounding instruments you can play right in your browser — no install, no account. Built for musicians, producers, and songwriters who want to hear ideas instantly.
Each virtual instrument on Chord Sequence uses real audio samples — not simple synthesis — so you hear the true character of the instrument. Play bass lines in tab notation, experiment with chord voicings on piano, or sketch drum grooves without leaving the browser.
The Virtual Bass Guitar, Virtual Guitar, Virtual Drums, and Virtual Piano are all live now — the guitar ships with 8 sample banks (Steel, Nylon, Clean, Jazz, Muted, Distorted, Overdrive, Harmonics) and a full tab editor, the drum kit plays real sampled acoustic sounds via mouse, touch, keyboard, or MIDI, and the piano offers a real sampled acoustic piano plus six synthesized sounds with a song library and MIDI support.
Bass Guitar
Play a virtual 4-string bass in your browser — free, no install
Guitar
Play a virtual 6-string guitar in your browser — 8 sampled sounds
Drums
Play a real drum kit live in your browser — mouse, tap, keyboard, or MIDI
Piano
Play a virtual piano in your browser — real acoustic samples, MIDI, and a song library
Frequently asked questions
Are the virtual instruments free?
Yes — every instrument on Chord Sequence is free to use in any modern browser. No account, no download.
What is a virtual instrument?
A virtual instrument is a software recreation of a real instrument that you play in the browser. It uses real audio samples or synthesis to produce authentic-sounding tones without physical hardware.
Can I use these instruments on mobile?
Yes. All instruments run in any modern browser including Safari on iOS and Chrome on Android. No plugin required.
Which virtual instruments are available right now?
The Virtual Bass Guitar, Virtual Guitar, Virtual Drums, and Virtual Piano are all live now. You can play them at chordsequence.com/bass-guitar/, chordsequence.com/guitar/, chordsequence.com/drums/, and chordsequence.com/piano/.
Also try the Chord Player
Combine piano, bass, drums and guitar in one session — drag chords, pick a rhythm style, and export to WAV.
Open Chord Player →