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Learn to program a modular synthesizer in the browser
ostra.fm
Learn how to program a modular synthesiser in your browser with an interactive, hands-on tutorial.

In the makers' words
I’m a software engineer and always wanted a simpler way to play around with modular synthesizers, without having to spend thousands of $.
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