Design your own sound: play & tune sound healing instruments online, free

Holistic Loader's sound healing room lets you design your own sound: play a gong, crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, handpan, tongue drum, wind chimes, harp, sansula, monochord and pan flute, and choose the exact Hz frequency for each instrument yourself — instead of only picking from fixed presets. Click or tap the instruments to play them, no app or sign-up required.

Quick guide

Choose your:

  1. 1. Instrument.
  2. 2. Voice & tune.
  3. 3. Tone & space.
  4. 4. Tap or drag to play.

Detailed guide

If you're on a mobile: tap an instrument to strike it. Double tap, then hold and sweep, to add more notes or sustain a note (depending on the instrument). On a laptop: click, or double click and drag, to get the same result. Try swiping or dragging across the bowls and the gong to make them sing continuously, or double tap the native flute or sansula to play a melody!

Each instrument

Tone & space

On desktop these live in the fixed panel on the left; on mobile, tap the tabs along the bottom edge to open them.

Recorder

Press Record to capture your playing, then download it as an audio file once you stop.

Signal generator

A separate tone generator further down the page. Drag the slider anywhere from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, pick a waveform and press Play — the scope above shows the waveform live. Handy for exploring one exact frequency on its own.

Four instruments — the gong, the singing bowl, the handpan and the tongue drum — are free to play. The rest, along with the full signal generator and the ability to record & save, unlock with Premium.

CLICK · DOUBLE CLICK & DRAG THE INSTRUMENTSTAP · DOUBLE TAP & SWEEP

Gong
Golden gong engraved with celestial symbols
TUNE80 Hz
Crystal bowl
Transparent crystal singing bowl with sacred geometry and a mallet
TUNE432 Hz
Handpan
Dark steel handpan engraved with golden celestial patterns, seen from above
TUNE147 Hz
Tongue drum
Black steel tongue drum engraved with golden constellations, seen from above
TUNE294 Hz
Wind chimes
Dark bronze wind chimes engraved with golden celestial symbols, hanging in space
TUNE587 Hz
Triangle
Golden orchestral triangle with beater, hanging among galaxies
TUNE2900 Hz
Harp
Black and gold celestial harp engraved with stars and moons, standing in space
TUNE147 Hz
Sansula
Dark kalimba sansula with golden engraved tines on a starry soundboard
TUNE220 Hz
Monochord
Long black monochord engraved with moons and stars, floating in space
TUNE65 Hz
Pan flute
Black pan flute with golden celestial engravings on its pipes
TUNE392 Hz
Native flute
Native American style flute with an eagle head block and hanging feathers
TUNE294 Hz
Shaman drum
Shamanic frame drum with golden spirit animals and feathers
Djembe
Carved wooden djembe drum with lotus mandala on its head
Thunder drum
Large dark drum with golden lightning across its head
Ocean drum
Ocean drum filled with beads forming a golden sea under moon phases
Rainstick
Engraved rainstick with feathers, drifting among galaxies

Tone & space

Shimmer · beating
A subtle wavering in the pitch — part gentle vibrato, part two near-identical tones interfering with each other. That's the slow "wow-wow" pulse you hear from real singing bowls and gongs.
Space echo
Distinct, repeating echoes — like a tape delay. The sound bounces back at a steady interval and fades, separate from the room reverb below.
Room acoustics & Reverb
Simulates the space you're playing in. Dry removes all ambience; Temple, Cathedral and Cave each add their own natural reflections and decay tail, as if the instrument were really in that room. The Reverb slider sets how much of it you hear.
Volume
Overall loudness of the instruments.
Shimmer/
Beating
Shimmer / Beating
30 %
Space echo25 %
Reverb30 %
Volume35 %
Room acoustics
Recorder
Capture your playing and download it as an audio file.

Signal generator

440 Hz
20 Hz200 Hz2 kHz20 kHz

Human hearing spans, at its best, roughly 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Start at a low volume, especially with headphones. And one cosmic truth: in real space nothing can be heard at all – sound needs air. These tones stay safely here with you.