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A tiny music machine for making mixtapes in your browser. Pick a sound, mix drums, bass, keys and texture, try another tune, choose a cassette and sticker, then send it to somebody. Every tape is made in your browser and can be remixed. No account. No install. Free. No AI-generated music.
I'm retired and took up coding as a hobby. This was a fun project inspired by my two tabby cats, Peaches and Pepper. They didn't help with the coding, but they stayed up late with me.
I'm old enough to remember when we used to trade cassette tapes in high school. Small Beats is sort of the digital version of that.
You can listen to a tape, remix somebody else's, or make a fresh one with a little 808-style mixer. Everything is generated in your browser. Nothing is prerecorded or stored on a server.
Each tape has its own seed, so when you send the link to a friend, they get the same mix, cassette and sticker you made.
You can keep up to 60 tapes in your browser. No login. No subscription. It's all local.
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About Small Beats on Product Hunt
“A tiny music machine in your browser”
Small Beats was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #228 on the daily leaderboard. A tiny music machine for making mixtapes in your browser. Pick a sound, mix drums, bass, keys and texture, try another tune, choose a cassette and sticker, then send it to somebody. Every tape is made in your browser and can be remixed. No account. No install. Free. No AI-generated music.
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Mark Flournoy
I'm retired and took up coding as a hobby. This was a fun project inspired by my two tabby cats, Peaches and Pepper. They didn't help with the coding, but they stayed up late with me.
I'm old enough to remember when we used to trade cassette tapes in high school. Small Beats is sort of the digital version of that.
You can listen to a tape, remix somebody else's, or make a fresh one with a little 808-style mixer. Everything is generated in your browser. Nothing is prerecorded or stored on a server.
Each tape has its own seed, so when you send the link to a friend, they get the same mix, cassette and sticker you made.
You can keep up to 60 tapes in your browser. No login. No subscription. It's all local.
Mostly, I wanted to make something fun.