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trypwire
5y ago
I'd say there are two primary differences between this and any current web audio implementation that I'm aware of: First is the model/API for actually writing your app. Web Audio is very imperative and, in my experience, does
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trypwire
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Thank you! As shown in the introduction video, with the `core.on('midi')` callback, MIDI voice triggering is not sample accurate. It's quite hard to invoke arbitrary user code in js and still hit a sample accurate deadline! T
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Why do you say that? I've built the core of the engine entirely from scratch, entirely indepenent of juce. The CLI tool does use juce for opening the audio device, but that's about it.
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Funny you should say that :) I'm currently building a small drum synth, will share it as soon as its ready. In the mean time, check out https://github.com/nick-thompson/elementary for some examples that you can `n
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OP here– good point, that's not well explained in the article! And thanks to the others who have answered already, you're pretty much spot on. The core library, referenced here as `el`, contains a set of factory functions for desc
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Functional, declarative audio applications
(nickwritesablog.com)
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Elementary Audio: Write Native Audio Apps in JavaScript
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5y ago
Awesome discussion in here, I'm happy to see it! I thought I might throw my hat in the ring of shameless self promotion since you might be interested: I'm working on a project called Elementary Audio, which is a brand new javascri
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9y ago
Yea there's a link to the github with a brief blurb about open source on that page. I'm not planning on supporting Csound or LADSPA at this time, but I'm definitely open to pull requests!
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Show HN: My open source audio distortion plugin. (VST, VST3, AU)
(creativeintent.co)
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The State of Concurrent JavaScript
(nickwritesablog.com)
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Ask HN: Writing a website for my parents' business. Tooling suggestions?
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12y ago
Definitely, and I think your concerns are valid, but if you found that loading each file on demand yielded the optimal performance for your app, wouldn't you go with it? Additionally, I think the method the author is presenting can be
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12y ago
It's important to understand that there are tradeoffs with lazy loading. There's a spectrum, right? On one end, you could serve all of your js bundled with browserify on the first page load, which, for SPA's will frequently b
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Ask HN: How early is too early to apply to a startup?
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Web Audio API user? You don't need that ScriptProcessor
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14y ago
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Show HN: Flow, a WebRTC/Web Audio HTML5 experiment.
(trypwire.flow.jit.su)
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