A new instrument category · cosynth™

Discover sounds that have never existed before.

CoSynth doesn't begin with presets.

It doesn't begin with samples.

It grows sound from living musical worlds.

Forage.Blend.Freeze a moment.Save the recipe.
A different premise

Most instruments hold a finite number of sounds.
CoSynth holds places you can return to.

Before

Traditional synthesizers replay.

Now

CoSynth explores.

Before

Traditional synthesizers save sounds.

Now

CoSynth saves places.

Before

Traditional synthesizers begin with presets.

Now

CoSynth begins with possibility.

The sound is an address

Imagine sound as an endless river.

You drift through it. You stop. You freeze a single moment. That moment becomes your tone — and its coordinates point back to that exact place in the river, forever.

The sound is an address, not a sample.

Living worlds

Every engine is a place. Pick one. Go exploring.

Each world is a generative composition that never repeats — woven from rules, not recordings. Beautiful to listen to on its own. Endless to forage from.

Recipes, not files

Send a whisper, get a world.

A CoSynth patch isn't audio. It's a coordinate — a tiny pointer back into a living engine that regenerates the exact sound on demand.

  • 01Kilobytes, not gigabytes. Share a sound by sharing a single line of text.
  • 02Bit-perfect, forever. Same recipe, same engine — the same exact sound, every time.
  • 03Always re-editable. A recipe is a place to come back to, not a frozen artifact.
tone.cosynth · 412 bytes
engine: templeseed:   0xA3F1·9Cat:     04:17.382blend:  [.62, .18, .04, .16]loop:   0.42freeze: locked
→ regenerates a 24-bit tone, identical on every machine.
vs ~80 MB sample
The bigger idea

Instruments shouldn't end.

A piano has 88 keys. A sampler holds what someone else recorded. A preset bank empties.

A CoSynth world has no last sound.

Every coordinate is discoverable. Every coordinate is reproducible. And no two journeys through it are ever the same.

Open the instrument

No install. No download.
Just exploration.

Runs entirely in your browser. Mouse, touch, keys — even an Atari joystick. Red button freezes the moment.

Play CoSynth →
Temple
Rain
Choir
Current
From the workshop

Ideas in progress.

CoSynth Beta — early access

Be among the first to explore.

We're opening the worlds to a small group of musicians and sound designers. Drop your email — we'll send an invite when it's your turn.