Ephemera instrument family · 9 surfaces
Nine instruments. Each one is a law of physics you can play.
Most synths hand you sliders. Ephemera hands you a gravity well, a vibrating string, a flock mid-turn, a wavefunction collapsing into a note — each one a real system you play in the browser.
- Real physics
- Browser native
- MIDI + audio out
- Free to play
The family
Meet the nine.
Nine takes on the same idea, each with its own physics and its own feel. Some hand you a 3D scene, some a single vibrating string; some print MIDI, some make raw sound, a few do both. Find the one that thinks the way you do.
Murmur
cohesion → harmony · turns → attack
The pattern
Learn it. Play it. Place it.
You've met the nine. Whichever one pulls you in, the way in is the same — and it's quick.
- 1
Learn
Each instrument has a page that makes its one idea click — the metaphor first, the real math right under it.
- 2
Play
Hit launch and you're making sound before the page finishes settling — full-screen, right in the browser.
- 3
Place
When an idea outgrows one surface, send it into Dimensional and arrange it in 3D space.
Compare
What each one touches, and what comes out.
Heard a few, seen them move — now line them up. Two columns: what each instrument puts under your hands, and what it sends out. Scan for the row that matches the idea in your head.
Studio
Where the nine become a band.
You've played them one at a time. Studio is where compatible instruments share a transport — Braids writes the counterpoint, Timbre lays the groove, Resonance fills the pads. Three strips, one mix. Standalone pages are for focus; Studio is for finishing.
Open StudioYou wanted room to breathe.
Dimensional and Murmur give sound a place to live. Dimensional is the closest one — open it full-screen and let it spread out.






