MIDI Warz your Ableton Move, plugged into the browser
made by aurelianobergese.dev aka supervuoto.org
Finger drumming
34 exercises in four scales, pads lit as cues, timing and dynamics graded, your last take drawn.
Practise →Lights Out
The pads are the lights. Press one, its neighbours flip. Clear the board in as few presses as par.
Play →Entropy Engine
A Tone.js synth that mostly decides for itself. Pads inject energy, it spreads, decays and fires notes by chance. Knobs bend the odds.
Disturb →Orbits
A polyrhythm drum machine. Four lanes, each its own length and its own speed against the master tempo. Euclidean fills, rotation, probability.
Sequence →Punchliner
Writes bass, pad and lead lines from a genre, a key and a progression. 8 or 16 bars, regenerate until it bites, edit on the Move, export .mid.
Write →Unassembler
Drop a track, it finds the beat. Then take it apart on the pads: stutters, slices, tape stops, reverse, scatter, crush. Record the wreck to WAV.
Break →Doom
Shareware Doom in DOSBox. Pads are the keyboard: move, strafe, fire, weapons. Wheel turns.
Play →master tempo — bpm · shared by every page, last change wins
Chrome or Edge, USB‑C, allow MIDI + SysEx when asked. The Move goes into control mode while a page is connected and back to standalone when you disconnect or close the tab. Also: melodic drills (notes, intervals, chords, rhythm).