Changing live audio with the web-audio-api
summary
Asserts guitar effect pedals are fully reproducible in the browser using the web-audio-api and demos a working chain of input → nodes → output with concrete nodes and wiring, shows gainNode and WaveShaperNode for volume and distortion, uses delay plus oscillator modulation for flanger and a convolver with impulse response for reverb, publishes a small library and a pedalboard app, adds a DIY foot switch via a tessel-based foot controller, and reports workable demos with noticeable latency depending on browser and CPU.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Getting the sound of the guitar
- 2:22Adding effects
- 4:10Waveshaping
- 5:04Basic inputs
- 5:58Delay pedal
- 9:00Delay note
- 9:27Reverb note
- 11:37Audio effects library
- 12:47Guitar effects
- 15:43Hardware
- 16:47Outro
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