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Music 3D Icons

540+ notes, instruments, headphones and speakers, spanning gramophones to wireless earbuds.
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Zydeco musician with rubboardElegant yunluo cloud frameTraditional yagura bon dance towerhandcrafted woven caxixi shakerwing-shaped kantele instrumentunique washtub bass instrumentstylish wall-mounted jukeboxrocker expression pedal on stagecrafting violins in a workshopElectric bass with violin shapeVinyl record and royalty coinvinyl record mailer revealvibraphone with dynamic fansvibraslap musical instrumenttraditional bamboo tube zitherTraditional Uyghur rattle stickcolorful plastic bucket drumDecorative carved slit gongpiano on a moving dollyTraditional uilleann pipes with bellowsUFO-shaped steel handpan drumtraditional clay pot drummodern two-tone wood blockTraditional two-string erhu instrumentelegant two-manual harpsichordTwo microphones in a showdowncolorful turtle shell rattleRack-mounted tube compressor unitTraditional tsuzumi drum with cordstrumpet with cone muterustic wooden hammer clappertraditional triangular balalaikatin of colorful guitar pickscolorful tin kazoo on tabletiger-shaped eco scraperThroat mic collar with earpiecethree roto toms on a standClassic three-manual organ consoletetrahedral ambisonic microphoneTenor trombone with extended slideFour-valve tenor euphoniumelegant teardrop guitar designelegant peacock-shaped luteTraditional Thai Klong Yao Drumtall Hawaiian pahu drumpair of tall conga drumstall bowed tromba marinataiko drum on slanted standtraditional taishogoto instrumentIntimate tablao stage setup

Audio products need two things that rarely come together: the abstract mark, a note or a waveform, and the physical object, a guitar or a pair of earbuds. Both are here in the same rendering, which means a streaming app can use a note in its navigation and a speaker on its hardware page without the two looking unrelated.

What is in the set

Notation — musical notes in several colours and arrangements, discs with notes, ticket motifs. Instruments including bass guitars, bugles and gramophones. Listening gear: headphones, headsets, wireless earbuds in cases, speakers. Plus microphones for recording and broadcast, and people making music.

Where these work best

Streaming and podcast products, music education, event and ticketing pages, audio hardware commerce, and any player interface that needs a coherent set of controls and states. The play and film categories cover the wider media controls.

Frequently asked questions

Are there podcast and microphone icons?
Yes — studio and broadcast microphones, headsets and recording gear, useful for podcast products.
Do the notes come in different colours?
Yes, which helps when a player needs distinct states without redrawing the shape.
How many are free?
Around seven in ten of the 540+ are free with a credit to Woopicx.