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MonkeyBeat_

a browser drum machine made entirely of human monkey impressions

(browsers block audio until you interact — one click and it's live)

the default kit is sliced from real human monkey recordings

BPM Swing Click

pattern — keys 1–8

Song mode

Octave 0

Load recording

Gain

Pitch 0 st

Pan

Tail

Reverb send

Start

End

Choke group

Reverse Mute Solo

Filter

Reverb

Volume

Glue limiter

Sound type Source Version Sample rate Bit depth Loop repeats

Normalise to −1 dBFS Seamless loop (fold tail to start)

MIDI in: off (notes 36–43 play pads 1–8)

how to use this thing

The eight pads start out as slices of one real monkey-impression recording. Swap any pad for another slice from the Library, or record new noises on your phone or mic and hit Load recording. Trim with Start / End, tune with Pitch. Your changes stay saved in this browser; Reset pad restores the default slice.
Monkey keys plays the selected pad up and down the scale, like MeowSynth. Turn on Keys mode to play it from the computer keyboard (A W S E D F T G Y H U J K O L P ; ', with Z / X for octave).
Tap steps in the sequencer to build a pattern. Each tap cycles the step's velocity. Patterns A–H can be chained in Song mode (type a chain like A A B A).
Press Rec while playing, then hit the pads (keys A S D F G H J K, on-screen, or MIDI). Hits are quantised to the nearest step.
Choke group makes pads cut each other off — put open and closed hats in the same group.
Bounce loop renders the pattern (or song) offline to a WAV. With seamless loop on, the reverb tail is folded onto the start so it loops cleanly in a game engine.
One-shot and Bundle export each pad dry (no reverb or filter), plus a manifest.csv for your tracking sheet. Files are named dre_[type]_[source]_v[NN].wav.
Pattern (.mid) exports MIDI with pads on notes 36–43, ready to drop into Reaper.