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Tools for the 21st century musician

Talkat ffconf 2014 · on Friday, 2014-11-07· [creative-coding]
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Explains how Web Audio actually works: oscillator nodes are single-use and must be recreated, the devtools include a Web Audio editor for tracking leaks, and AudioParam scheduling gives millisecond accuracy so setTimeout/setInterval hacks break pitch ramps. Demonstrates analyzer, gain/ADSR envelopes, buffer vs media element sources (note: AudioBufferSource keeps decoded data in memory), LFO modulation, Web Audio Workers and offline contexts, and shows small reusable modules that compose into apps.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to web audio
  2. 1:21Limitations of HTML5 audio
  3. 3:36Benefits of the web audio API
  4. 4:49Getting started with graphs
  5. 6:47Managing nodes and lifecycles
  6. 10:05Visualization and synthesis
  7. 12:44Scheduling and envelopes
  8. 16:40Gain nodes and volume control
  9. 18:17Modulation and LFOs
  10. 21:12Working with audio samples
  11. 23:53Media elements and advanced nodes
  12. 25:56Advanced API integration
  13. 27:13Modular architecture philosophy
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