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To me, this sounds more like a car game on the C64. For reference, here's a trombone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-fkvWFSeYc https://www.youtube.com/watch?

• jdauriemma 5y ago
  Pull requests are welcome! I tried to make the oscillators match the waveform described in the works cited. As a former professional trombonist, I doubt we’ll be able to use the Web Audio API to create the beautiful expressivity demonstrated by Davidson in that video. But there is certainly room for improvement! Thanks for the “reference” and feedback.
  • kop316 5y ago
    As a Hobbyist Trombone player, this made my morning!
• causality0 5y ago
  Yeah, you're not going to get anything like a real instrument outputting a sawtooth wave, especially the bass notes.
• weinzierl 5y ago
  ... and here is the "car game on the C64" I have a suspicion sandebert is referring to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAfc_Ugki5U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAfc_Ugki5U I really don't know how I could bear this for hours as a kid, but somehow it seems to never have occurred to us children that we could turn off the sound;-)
  • rzzzt 5y ago
    Maximum speed is 251 for the human, 240 for the computer! It's "trucks overtaking each other"-simulator for two players.