Your game changes. Your sound should too.

Nova is for Dungeon Masters and Game Masters who want music, ambience and responsive sound at the table without slowing the game down. It works with D&D and tabletop RPGs of every system.

Nope. Start a piece of music, add a location, then bring in creatures, weather and effects as you need them. Nova is designed for live play, not audio engineering homework.

Anonymous users have access to seven hours of music, ten locations with numerous variations, foreshadowing and combat sounds for eight kinds of monsters, camping sounds, wind, rain and thunder. You can also use Share Audio to send your game sound to remote players.

Everything currently available in Nova: 80+ hour-long music playlists, 90+ customizable locations, 100+ monsters and their individual sounds, and 150+ effects and weather variations. SuperSyrin also unlocks everything throughout Syrinscape’s other players and experiences.

A Soundboard keeps the choices you expect to use in one place. Add useful subgroups—such as a complete Cave with its different variations—rather than adding every sound individually. When you have a mix you want to reuse, save the active music, location, creatures and effects together as a Scene.

When you are logged in, Nova saves your Soundboards and Scenes to your Syrinscape account. Changes upload automatically, and your latest saved version loads when you sign in or reload Nova. This means you can build on one device and continue on another. If you use Nova anonymously, your work is stored only in that browser and may be lost if you clear its Nova site data.

Yes. Choose Share Audio in Nova and send the generated link to your players. They open it in a browser and hear the soundscape you are directing in real time. This is available to anonymous free users as well as subscribers.

Official Adventure content is coming soon to Nova. Syrinscape’s existing players already include extensive official adventure support, and a SuperSyrin subscription unlocks all Syrinscape content subject to current product availability.

Yes. Nova is ready for live play today and we are working to leave beta as soon as possible. We continue to expand the Component Library and refine the experience using feedback from real games.

Nova’s Component Library is still evolving. We take care to preserve saved work, but a substantial beta library update may occasionally require part of a saved setup to be rebuilt. Review important Soundboards after major Nova updates before using them in a live session.

Nova works in current versions of Chrome, Edge and Firefox on Windows, macOS and Linux. Sound plays directly from the browser tab.

No. For eligible accounts, the current SuperSyrin introductory offer gives you the first month for US$6.50, then continues at US$12.99 per month under the current billing terms. Otherwise, the subscription page will show the best available offer for your account.