ianks
commented
9 years ago Javascript scoping is really strange and I don't fully have a grasp on it. However, I do know that in an inner function references can be a bit weird. In particular this always refers to the current object, so sometimes you need to store that for reference later. I'm not sure if this is what you are referring to.... but check this post out.
You may have to define the function like:
function MyClass(){
this.foo = bar
}
// as opposed to
var MyClass = function(){
this.foo = bar
}but I'm not entirely sure on that....
BrianNewsom
Hey all, specifically @ianks,
This is by no means where I want it to be, but I finally understand how to apply effects to a sound. It was far more simple than I was making it, so I'm glad to have figured that out. It doesn't necessarily need to be merged but I wanted you guys to look at it.
It is at least a simple POC for random composition - here I am just pulling notes out of a G Pentatonic scale, applying a little reverb and delay and then calling it good. My code is pretty awful though - specifically:
Anyways, long way to go but here's some of the progress I've made.