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## About
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WARIO SYNTH is a fun experiment in **music-as-code**: it treats MIDI as structural data, not audio. Search for any song, pick a MIDI source, and the Wario Synthesis Engine analyses the MIDI structure and resynthesises it using Web Audio oscillators tuned to mimic the Game Boy's 4-channel sound chip.
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Search any song. Get the 8-bit version. It's that simple.
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- **Two pulse wave channels** for melody and harmony
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- **One wave channel** for bass
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- **One noise channel** for percussion
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WARIO SYNTH grabs real MIDI files from the internet and runs them through a fake Game Boy sound chip built entirely in your browser. Four channels of crunchy lo-fi goodness:
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All processing runs client-side in your browser - no server-side audio generation.
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- **Two pulse waves** — bleepy melodies
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- **One wave channel** — thicc bass
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- **One noise channel** — tsss tsss drums
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No server audio, no samples, just pure Web Audio oscillators doing their best 1989 impression.
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**Try it → [wario.style](https://www.wario.style)**
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