Created by Almer Thie (code.almeros.com, @almeros) with the experimental Firefox Audio Data API.
If you want to try it yourself, get a yourself a copy of FireFox 4 (or higher). Check my blog for more information about this demo.
If you want to use this javascript DSP code I recommend to (soon) use it through DSP.js since it will probably be maintained better. Let me know what you created with it!
Guitar sample:Piano sample:
Banjo sample:
Ducky sample:
Organ sample:
Sample to use:
Info...
Press Play to start the sequencer. It contains a sequence with 'note' events but also 'note stop' events. You can change the BPM of the sequencer:
Apart from the sequencer you can play your keyboard (q = C-4, w = D-4 etc. + = octave up, - = octave down) to play some nice tune! You can press multiple keys and hold keys to sustain them.
Add some Reverb and/or Delay and tweak the volume a little:
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