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If you’d like to see more regular patterns, I’ve built a browser app for creating and visualizing waveforms: https://merely.xyz/waves https://merely.xyz/waves
by merelysounds 3y ago
If you’d like to see more regular patterns, I’ve built a browser app for creating and visualizing waveforms: https://merely.xyz/waves https://merely.xyz/waves
It lets you explore the relations between shapes and ratios, less ferro and more Fourier.
- flir 3y agoFYI, Forcepoint puts you in "Elevated Exposure: Sites that camouflage their true nature or identity, or that include elements suggesting latent malign intent." I'm sure it's a false positive, just thought you'd like to know. If you ever write a book, you've got a great cover quote right there. "latent malign intent" - Forcepoint
- merelysounds 3y agoThanks for the info. Can you check some other website on the .xyz domain, e.g. https://abc.xyz https://abc.xyz , or https://www.tusmo.xyz https://www.tusmo.xyz ?
- flir 3y agoBoth reachable. Cool wibbly noise maker, btw. Is there any way to turn the sound on permanently, rather than for just a note?
- merelysounds 3y agoThanks for checking! Not sure why this is the case, maybe past usage of the domain. I was thinking of a domain name change, perhaps this will help. Sadly no continuous sound for now. Generating a single note lets me simplify the app, I don’t have to deal with audio latencies, I can focus on graphical performance only too. Also my goal was to put visuals first here, i.e. let the user generate and interesting shape and later allow them to “listen” to it. But yes, long term it would be nice to have that as an option, I’ll keep that in mind; thanks for the feedback — and glad you like it!
- flir 3y agoThis is very vague, but maybe what I'm asking for is an envelope control? Some way to control attack/sustain/decay over the top of the generated noise.