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I've been keeping notes on all the browser-based audio playgrounds I come across, should probably make a review of them all at some point. In the meantime here'
by pierrec 6y ago
I've been keeping notes on all the browser-based audio playgrounds I come across, should probably make a review of them all at some point. In the meantime here's the list: Estuary, Zupiter, Synthesine, Gibber, Slang, Beepbox... (missing some since my notes are disorganized)
They range from unfinished toys to epic environments. Also my project AudioMasher is supposed to be the latter. This seems to do one thing well (FM synthesis for effects) which is probably a much better idea!
- fenomas 6y agoThanks for the list! Incidentally for a library that does one thing you might check out wasgen (which TFA is basically a GUI for). In short you give it a description of an arbitrary audio graph and parameters, and it builds all the nodes for you and then disposes them afterwards. So very suitable to build more complicated audio apps on top of.