Tune.Toys documentation

Tune.Toys is a place to make audio instruments and effects, play them in the browser, and share them. A creation is a Toy: a node graph that makes the sound (the Patch), a playable interface (the Frame), and any media it needs, stored together in one portable document.

New here? Start with Get started, which takes about five minutes. Looking something up? Press / to search, or browse the sections below.

This site is generated from the repository, so node pages, parameter tables and diagrams match the catalog that ships with the app. Pages marked Planned describe work that is not available yet.

• Get startedOpen a template, play it, change the sound and share it in five minutes.
• User ManualEvery part of the app, in the order you meet it: workspace, Patch, Frame, saving, publishing and the marketplace.
• NodesOne page per node type with ports, parameters, how it works and playable help patches.
• ConceptsCables, groups, Frames, presets, MIDI, multichannel audio and patch lock.
• ComponentsThe controls and displays you can place in a Frame.
• GuidesStep-by-step lessons that start from a template.
• DevelopersAPI keys, limits, errors, webhooks, embedding, MCP, schemas and the SDK.
• ContributorsSelected engineering documents from the repository.
• ReleasesWhat changed in each app version.
• GlossaryThe vocabulary used across Tune.Toys.