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I'm relaunching my chiptune/VGM music player [1] with a bigger catalog, and working on a libgit2-based Git client for the CLI [2]. The former is all about expl
by tomaspollak 8y ago
I'm relaunching my chiptune/VGM music player [1] with a bigger catalog, and working on a libgit2-based Git client for the CLI [2].
The former is all about exploring new browser features (WebGL2, Wasm, WebMIDI), the latter all about dealing with ancient terminal stuff. Quite a mix!
[1] https://muki.io https://muki.io
[2] https://tomas.github.io/jix https://tomas.github.io/jix
- SoundAndBug 8y agoIt's interesting to see what can be done with the Web APIs. This is my venture into the Web Audio API (+ websockets): https://www.personalecho.com/jam https://www.personalecho.com/jam It's pretty basic, but I find it fun. I used Tone.js for it.
- tomaspollak 8y agoTone.js is great! Also check out timbre.js if you haven't.
- SoundAndBug 8y agoIs this it: https://github.com/mohayonao/timbre.js/ https://github.com/mohayonao/timbre.js/ ? (It says it's not maintained anymore) What does it offer that Tone.js does not?
- tomaspollak 8y agoYikes, just realized it's no longer maintained. Timbre lets you do more advanced stuff in a simpler way (less lines of code), although the last time I used Tone.js was a long time ago, so things might be different now. Take a look at the Timbre.js examples!