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I created this, so please let me explain myself. After stumbling over a really cool Web Audio API synthesizer I wanted to play around with the API myself. I us
by martinmelhus 9y ago
I created this, so please let me explain myself.
After stumbling over a really cool Web Audio API synthesizer I wanted to play around with the API myself. I used my work situation for inspiration, but I just wanted a fun pet project and didn't really bother to deep dive into the theory of modems. Hence the naive implementation and lack of error correction.
So, do I actually use this at work? Truth be told, I've only ever used it to show of to my collegues. USB-drives are way more practical in every situation where I might want to use this. But the modem is able to provide the tool I set out to make: to copy ascii text between two computers!
Glad to see that you guys liked it!
- ivionday 9y agoWhat was the cool synthesizer you found?
- qualitytime 9y agoMay not be this one but was on HN some time ago: https://inverted3.gitlab.io/drum-machine/ https://inverted3.gitlab.io/drum-machine/
- martinmelhus 9y agoThis one! https://webaudiodemos.appspot.com/midi-synth/ https://webaudiodemos.appspot.com/midi-synth/
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- xupybd 9y agoSo why can't your development machine be internet connected?
- bewo001 9y agoCombine it with WebRTC and implement T.30. Find a WebRTC/SIP/PSTN gateway. Send a Fax from the browser!! You might laugh, but we do have an API for sending DTMF tones in WebRTC..