Touch Pianist is another great HTML 5 Web Audio project, that allows you to play some favorite classical music pieces without having to worry about annoying minor little details like playing the right notes. The web app (and iOS app) responds to key presses or touch events to play the next note or chord in
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HTML5 Visualization of Steve Reich’s ‘Piano Phase’
HTML5 Visualization of ‘Piano Phase’. The different colored dots represent the two players.
The site was created by Alexander Chen, one of the creative directors at Google Creative Lab in New York (and the brains behind the famous Les Paul Google Doodle).
This site is based on the first section from Steve Reich’s 1967 piece Piano Phase. Two pianists repeat the same twelve note sequence, but one gradually speeds up. Here, the musical patterns are visualized by drawing two lines, one following each pianist.
(via @PLamere)
The Disintegrator – Random Project Idea Realized
A few days ago I posted this random idea to Twitter So naturally I went ahead and built a reasonable approximation using my new Web Audio API powers.
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Thursday’s post had a few simple examples of using the Web Audio API and HTML5 features to load sounds and process them. I got started with this following this excellent post ‘Getting Started with Web Audio API‘ along with another post I used to create the file input. Today’s post will explain some of the
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I’ve been learning a lot about the Web Audio API features built into HTML5 enabled browsers and brushing up on my javascript skills at the same time. I’ll be writing a post tomorrow to explain what it is, and how it works, but above is the result of some of my experimentation. This mini web
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