12,000 radio stations sorted by country and mood. Just pick one.

Long ambient mixes made for staring at code.

A proper drum machine that runs in your browser.

Paste a YouTube link and get the chords so you can play along.

Shuffles random nostalgic songs overlaid with wistful YouTube comments. A surprisingly emotional ambient music experience by Chia Amisola.

The definitive interactive guide to electronic music genres. Listen to samples, read histories, and trace the evolution from Detroit techno to future bass.

An interactive map of every music genre. Click any genre to hear a sample, then explore neighboring styles. Over 6,000 genres mapped with Spotify data.

Create catchy music by dragging beatbox sounds onto animated characters. Layer beats, effects, melodies, and choruses. Impossibly fun music creation.

Google's collection of interactive music experiments. Make songs with shapes, visualize harmonics, play with rhythm — perfect for learning music fundamentals.

ZapSplat is a comprehensive online library offering over 150,000 free sound effects and more than 500 royalty-free music tracks. Catering to filmmakers, game developers, podcasters, and content creators, it provides high-quality audio assets suitable for both commercial and non-commercial projects. The platform adds around 100 new sounds daily, ensuring a fresh and diverse selection for users. With a user base exceeding 2.6 million creatives, ZapSplat has established itself as a trusted...

Music database, charts, and community reviews.

Hundreds of royalty-free music compositions by Kevin MacLeod in dozens of genres. Free with credit. Used in countless YouTube videos and even Hollywood films for nearly 20 years.

Find music from movies, TV shows, and video games.

Simple online tool to trim audio files quickly.

BBC is a renowned broadcasting network that has created countless documentaries, movies, and tv shows. Through their time, they've collected a gigantic library of sound effects consisting of a variety of sounds. BBC has opened up a small part of their collection for the public to use. Although it cannot be used in commercial projects without purchasing a license, you can use all of these sounds for personal, educational, or research purposes. It might just be fun and interesting to listen...

Tool to remove vocals from songs to create karaoke or instrumentals.

Noise generator with customizable soundscapes for focus, sleep, or relaxation.

Cut MP3 and audio files directly in your browser.

Custom ambient sound generator for relaxation and focus.

Turn any song into chords instantly and learn how to play it.

Spotify only lists 10 popular songs per artist — this tool lists them all. See every charting song ranked for any artist.

Internet radio for video game music with a unique election system. Listeners vote on what plays next. Separate channels for OSTs, covers/remixes, and chiptunes. Free, no ads.

Audio mastering tool that levels, normalizes, and enhances recordings.

AI-powered tool that removes filler words, pauses, and noise from recordings.

SignatureSounds.org is a website run by a sound designer (Phil) that offers a huge library of high-quality, royalty-free sound sample packs, many of which are free under a CC0 license. You can browse and download field recordings, foley, ambient textures, percussion kits, and more. There's also a paid “Signature Soundbank” bundle that gives you access to 130+ sample packs, with new content added regularly, to help support the site.

Edit video and audio by editing text transcripts.

Open-source online audio editor for recording and editing sound.

Find the key, BPM, and camelot value of any song. Also includes a vocal remover and instrument isolation tool. Shows which tracks mix well together based on tempo and key.

Convert text to natural-sounding speech with downloadable MP3 files.

IMSLP is a website filled with public domain music scores for you to freely download and perform. With over 100,000 works in their collection, there's boundless sheet music for you to find, play, and adapt however you like. Some pieces may still be under copyright, and IMSLP let's you know if they are, but it is your responsibility to make sure the pieces are truly public domain if you intend to use these compositions in a public or commercial setting. IMSLP has compositions ranging back to...

Crowdsourced lyrics platform with annotations and meanings.

Audio Test Kitchen is a useful tool for anyone looking to buy a professional microphone for their audio setup. This website allows you to compare the sound of 300+ microphones live. You can switch between different microphones and hear a reference track change live along with a frequency response chart for all the microphones. This is a great tool to figure out what microphone will work for you and how they sound with different instruments and song styles. It does require a free account to...

FreeSound.org is an amazing collection or user-uploaded audio content. The website is easy to navigate and you can find a sound for almost anything you can think of. The quality of recordings can vary, but generally you can find a good recording or be able to clean it up with some audio processing. Not all sounds are copyright free though, so you have to make sure you follow the license stated for each sample you use. On the bright side, you can search by copyright license and there are...