Tap the 3D cubes to layer house music loops — four-on-the-floor kicks, deep basslines, piano chords, synth stabs and more. Spin the cube to reach every loop, adjust the tempo, and record your mix. Free, right in your browser.
The ButtonBass House Cube is a free, browser-based 3D loop mixer built for making house music online. Tap any cube to toggle a loop on or off — layer four-on-the-floor kick drums, deep basslines, soulful piano chords, synth stabs, and hi-hat patterns until your mix locks in. Drag or swipe to spin the cube and access every loop on all sides. Use Auto-Mix to let the cube evolve your beat automatically. No download, no account, no cost.
Start by clicking a few cubes to activate loops. The House Cube is built around the classic four-on-the-floor pattern — a kick drum on every beat — that has driven dance floors since the genre was born in Chicago in the early 1980s. Layer a deep bassline, add some chord stabs, and bring in a melody to build your track. Use the Tempo slider to adjust the BPM, and hit Start Recording to capture your session as a downloadable audio file.
House music was born in the early 1980s in Chicago, pioneered by DJs like Frankie Knuckles and Larry Heard at venues like The Warehouse. Built on the four-on-the-floor kick pattern, soulful vocal samples, and deep basslines drawn from disco and funk, house quickly spread to Detroit, New York, London, and beyond. By the late 1980s it had spawned dozens of subgenres — deep house, acid house, tech house, progressive house — each pushing the sound in new directions. Today artists like Disclosure, Fisher, and Peggy Gou carry the tradition forward while producers worldwide continue to innovate.
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