WAP: Ideas for a Web Audio Plug-in Standard
summary
A draft API spec plus a small SDK and JavaScript proof-of-concepts define how Web Audio plug-ins declare metadata, are discovered from remote repositories, are instantiated and connected, and expose parameters. The project ships online plugin validators that check metadata and simple behavior, and a validation host: a virtual guitar pedalboard that loads plug-ins from multiple repos, chains them, and receives MIDI — a working proof of concept that remains preliminary and seeks community feedback.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to WAP
- 3:55Need for a Web Audio plugin standard
- 7:37Existing plugin challenges
- 10:01Web Audio plugin specifics
- 14:14Current plugin implementations
- 17:33Future directions and call to action
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