Gesture Synth Weld

A hand-gesture synth that reads your hands through the webcam — left hand picks the chord, right hand sets volume and tone — with 9 scale modes and real MIDI export for your DAW. Keyboard mode works with no camera. Nothing is uploaded. ## Gesture instruments usually end at the demo There is no shortage of webcam hand-tracking music toys. Almost all of them stop at the same place: it is fun for ninety seconds, it makes a noise, and then there is no way to get anything out of it. The performance evaporates when you close the tab. Gesture Synth Weld **exports a real .mid file**. Whatever you play with your hands becomes MIDI you can drag into Ableton, Logic, FL Studio or any other DAW and edit like you recorded it on a keyboard. That single feature is what turns it from a toy into an input device. ## Three ways to play **Gesture mode.** Left hand picks the chord, right hand controls volume and tone. Two hands, independent roles — closer to playing an instrument than triggering samples. **Theremin mode.** Height maps to pitch as one continuous, sliding voice. No quantisation, no discrete steps. **Mono piano mode.** One note at a time. The simplest way to learn where the notes of a scale sit before you add chords. ## Musical controls that matter - **9 scale modes**, with the option to lock to scale so wrong notes are not reachable - **Wrist tilt** to switch between major and minor within the scale - **Finger layout** mapping, from triad up to 9th chords - **Arpeggiator** at off / slow / normal / fast - **Background bass and metronome** to play against - **Single-hand mode** when you only have one hand free ## Keyboard mode, no camera needed If there is no webcam, or you are somewhere you do not want on