Virtual Violin Online Free

Arco & pizzicato on G–D–A–E — free in your browser.

Hold a note for arco, or tap for pizzicato

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Tips: Arco = hold finger on a note (bowed) · Pizz = tap to pluck · Pattern chips highlight notes · Space bow open strings · Esc stop · Landscape + full screen on phones

Real violin samples load in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Samples via tonejs-instruments (CC BY 3.0).

Free virtual violin with bowed (arco) and plucked (pizzicato) tones. Practice with the online metronome, or jam with guitar, piano, and drums — no signup.

How to Use the Free Virtual Violin

1

Choose mode

Arco for sustained bow sound (hold). Pizz for short plucks (tap).

2

Play the board

Four strings G–D–A–E, positions 0–12. Pattern chips highlight useful note sets.

3

Bow open / stop

Press Bow open (or Space) for open strings. Esc or Stop ends all sound. Adjust vibrato as you like.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this virtual violin free?

Yes. Site95 Virtual Violin is free with no signup, no install, and no usage limits.

How do I play?

Use Arco mode and hold a note on the fingerboard to bow. Switch to Pizz to pluck (tap). Open strings are the left column (G D A E).

What tuning is used?

Standard violin tuning G–D–A–E (low to high). Positions 0–12 are available on each string.

What is arco vs pizzicato?

Arco is the bowed, sustained sound (hold the note). Pizzicato is a short plucked sound (tap).

Does sound leave my device?

No. Violin samples load into your browser and play with the Web Audio API. Site95 never receives your playing.

Why is there no sound at first?

Browsers require a click or tap before audio starts. Hold a note or press Bow open once to unlock sound.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. Use landscape and Full screen for a wider fingerboard. Hold notes for arco; use Pizz for easier tapping.

Free Online Virtual Violin

A virtual violin online lets you try fingerboard positions and simple patterns without an instrument. Site95 plays real sampled violin tones (arco hold / pizzicato tap) in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Tuning and modes

Strings are in standard G–D–A–E tuning. Arco holds a bowed tone with vibrato; pizzicato gives a short plucked attack. Pair with the free BPM metronome for steady practice.

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