A Vue into Rock & Roll part 2
summary
A browser-based guitar karaoke app runs live with crowd-voted mashups: eight shortened, AI-isolated song stems plus new guitar tracks, played through a Focusrite box into a virtual amp in the browser. Realtime votes use superbase and update the UI every ~10 seconds, content and presets come from hgraph, audio analysis uses the Web Audio API, and the system sustains around 60 frames per second during a full-conference stress test — it works live.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01Inspiration behind Alive and Kicking
- 7:28Live voting and mashup experience
- 18:12Guitar signal chain breakdown
- 21:43Browser controlling performance
- 24:12AI EP creation and remixing
- 25:17Switching to direct voting
- 27:47Performing remaining songs
- 38:01Closing remarks
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