We ❤ Music & the Web
summary
Live audio and visual set built in the browser: recording and saving WAV blobs from mic via Web Audio API, triggering synths with a MIDI controller via Web MIDI API, routing browser commands over WebSocket to a homebuilt custom DMX USB interface (Arduino, ~$10) to drive 512-channel lighting rigs. Patch uses LoopDrop (Electron), a CSS-based device-profile system and a Space Navigator gamepad for pan/tilt. Demos mostly run live with glitches and on-stage improvisation, not polished production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:37Meet the speakers
- 3:23What is music
- 8:32Microphone demo
- 9:29Synth demo
- 14:58Light show
- 15:13DMX512
- 17:25Serial Port
- 17:44DMX
- 23:15CSS
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