Closed randompast closed 7 years ago
Very good point. I have witnessed quite a few instances of people getting stuck on this problem.
I don't have time to work on this right now, but if anyone else wants to take a stab at it, I'll happily accept a pull request! :tractor:
+1 this tripped me up!
I see the value in working through it yourself, but this feels like a 'gotcha' more than an excercise in reasoning. I'd be glad to write something or edit the existing pull request if I knew what/if would be accepted.
Hey @gmschroeder, @newswim and @joshuaalm! I've taken the feedback on board and ideas from #16 and added a section about how connect()
works to this lesson.
Let me know if you think this addresses the problem sufficiently 😃
This helped a lot, thank you so much. :heart_eyes_cat:
Awesome 😄 I'll close this issue then!
As this is the first instance of having more than one node,
there should be some note about filter.connect(audioContext.destination) oscillator.connect(filter)
to prevent mistakes of this type: filter.connect(audioContext.destination) oscillator.connect(audioContext.destination)