Here’s a list of links that helped me grasp the Web Audio API. Have fun!<\/p>\n
start here: timing:<\/strong> details:<\/strong> writing your own scriptProcessorNode (web audio uGen):<\/strong> GUI:<\/strong> Chris<\/strong> JavaScript<\/strong>: Finally (this may be very obvious) but don\u2019t forget that you can test JavaScript snippets &\u00a0commands in the error console of Safari [alt+apple+c] & [alt+apple+j] in Chrome.<\/p>\n my own stuff:<\/strong> Keep an eye on this website for future experiments !<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here’s a list of links that helped me grasp the Web Audio API. Have fun! start here: simple tutorial about playing sounds, using filters, changing parameters, loading samples into buffers: http:\/\/www.html5rocks.com\/en\/tutorials\/webaudio\/intro\/ timing: dealing with the bad clock of javascript (and … Continue reading
\n<\/strong>simple tutorial about playing sounds, using filters, changing parameters, loading samples into buffers: http:\/\/www.html5rocks.com\/en\/tutorials\/webaudio\/intro\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\ndealing with the bad clock of javascript (and making full use of the accurate API one): http:\/\/www.html5rocks.com\/en\/tutorials\/audio\/scheduling\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nthe web audio api specification should be your main reference document: http:\/\/www.w3.org\/TR\/webaudio\/<\/a>
\nnote that some of the names are different for Safari and Chrome.
\nthere is a fix called\u00a0monkey patch<\/a> for dealing with these differences.<\/p>\n
\nwhen using these self written nodes in a graph of other nodes you may find out that they have some limitations compared to normal nodes (in terms of garbage collection). Here an explanation of working around these: http:\/\/sriku.org\/blog\/2013\/01\/30\/taming-the-scriptprocessornode\/#vanishing-script-node<\/a><\/p>\n
\ndat.GUI<\/a> can be a nice start to make a quick GUI, don’t forget that making your own is not that hard with HTML5 and jQuery.<\/p>\n
\nvideo<\/a> of Chris Rogers, showing off some the api using some nice demo’s and talking about the history.<\/p>\n
\nRead the small book by Crockford, \u201cJavaScript: the good parts\u201d<\/a>. This is not strictly a JavaScript tutorial, it is more like a very precise description of how to code properly in the language. Other tutorials might be easier, but this will bring a deeper understanding of how to make coding pleasant.<\/p>\n
\nmaze ensemble web app<\/a>
\nmaze ensemble web app (earlier version)<\/a>
\nfeedback delay test<\/a><\/p>\n