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Yep. Pure Data and SuperCollider can also run in the browser. But there's a difference between C/C++/Rust audio apps compiled to WASM on the one hand and writi
by spacechild1 4y ago
Yep. Pure Data and SuperCollider can also run in the browser.
But there's a difference between C/C++/Rust audio apps compiled to WASM on the one hand and writing audio code in JS on the other hand.
Then again, I think it's perfectly ok for people to experiment with audio in browser. "Native" audio desktop applications will always be superior, so there's nothing to be afraid of.