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Very cool! I'd recommend changing the default oscillator. 1000hz sine wave becomes aggravating extremely quickly! Maybe 500hz (lower?), and 0.05 gain? Or at lea

Very cool! I'd recommend changing the default oscillator. 1000hz sine wave becomes aggravating extremely quickly! Maybe 500hz (lower?), and 0.05 gain? Or at least a filter after the oscillator. But I really like this idea - you could take it much further (I'm sure you plan too!) From a UX perspective I think most people will run quickly from this page, because unless you understand modular synths it will be very daunting to figure out how to make something that sounds nice. A dropdown with some defaults would at least let them play to get an intuition of what's happening. I'd also make it easier to see how to add nodes - it's quite unintuitive at the moment. And a panic button to stop/play sound... The more I tried to make the sound quieter, the louder I accidentally made it! But again, super cool idea - it would be great to make a SFXR/BFXR-type sound effect generator that would spit out web audio code!

ISNIT 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll shove it all in GitHub and start working on them. All help welcome ;)
52-6F-62 8y ago
I'd go with 440? For the uninitiated like myself (rock music slackers) it's generally known as the "middle". Agreed on the gain. Pretty neat idea, though. I've enjoyed playing around with the web audio API a bit. This might make some ideas happen a bit quicker, too. (I have an oscilloscope component from a toy I put together that you might be able to strip apart if you wanted to offer something like that as well. It works off of the Audio Context: https://github.com/robertfairley/web-audio-exp/blob/master/src/Oscilloscope.js https://github.com/robertfairley/web-audio-exp/blob/master/s...) edit: Just noticed that you have a scope already! Scratch that comment!