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rserota / wad

Web Audio DAW. Use the Web Audio API for dynamic sound synthesis. It's like jQuery for your ears.
MIT License
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Demo page? #8

Closed impressivewebs closed 10 years ago

impressivewebs commented 10 years ago

Looks interesting, but is it possible you could set up some kind of demo page to show the results of what this can do?

bignimbus commented 10 years ago

What did you have in mind? Have you tried the gui? It's not exhaustive but it may be what you're looking for.

impressivewebs commented 10 years ago

I don't know anything about this.... I saw the repo and was planning to share it on my weekly newsletter (http://webtoolsweekly.com). And the first thing I was looking for is some kind of demo.

rserota commented 10 years ago

There's currently a demo up at http://www.codecur.io/us/audiotest, but it's pretty old, and doesn't show off many of the features of Wad.js. There's also the GUI, which is included in this repo, but you sort of have to know what you're doing to make cool sounds with it. I'm currently working on a new demo, which will basically be a short song using several different types of instruments (the different instruments can be toggled on/off individually) , and a description of how to make those sounds. I hope to finish it very soon. I can let you know when I'm done with it? I would be very excited if you shared it in your newsletter. Thanks.

impressivewebs commented 10 years ago

That sounds good. I've already bookmarked this ... I was planning to include it in this week's issue, but I'll hold off until you let me know. Just ping me on this thread and I'll get notified via email. Thanks.

rserota commented 10 years ago

Ok, the demo is finished. You can find it at www.codecur.io/us/songdemo. I hope you like it. If you link to this demo in the next issue of your newsletter, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

impressivewebs commented 10 years ago

HI Raphael, that's great. I will probably include it in an issue some time in the next 3 weeks. This week's issue will be focused on "learning tools", so it won't be this week.

I will link to the GH repo, and then people can find the demo from there. If you want the demo to have more visibility, then maybe include it in the description of the repo in the URL field.

rserota commented 10 years ago

That all sounds great. Thanks.