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Fun With Web Audio

Introduction

00:51

You may have used the audio tag to play sound in the past. While that works fine for simply playing a sound, it doesn't give us much control over the quality or timing of the playback. Enter the Web Audio API, a powerful new way of playing and manipulating sound in the browser with JavaScript.

In this course, Tuts+ instructor Stuart Memo will show you how to build something you don't usually see in a web browser: a synthesizer. Stuart will demonstrate how to build a little musical keyboard with real-time additive audio synthesis. You'll also get a chance to experiment with analyzing sound and visualizing audio information on-screen.

3.Conclusion
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Conclusion
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Stuart Memo

Stuart Memo is a programmer and musician who believes that JavaScript is the new Punk Rock. He lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland where he spends much of his time making projects with silly names.

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Fun With Web Audio

Introduction

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 07:07

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1.1
Introduction
00:51

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1.2
What You Need
02:01

1.3
The Web Audio API
04:15

2.Visualizing Sound
8 lessons, 39:06

2.1
What Is a Synthesizer?
01:53

2.2
Getting Started
03:38

2.3
Oscillate
05:20

2.4
Add a Keyboard
04:57

2.5
Disposable Oscillators
03:03

2.6
Different Sounds
06:44

2.7
Analysis
05:52

2.8
Seeing Sound
07:39

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:48

3.1
Conclusion
01:48

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Fun With Web Audio

Introduction

1.Introduction3 lessons, 07:07

2.Visualizing Sound8 lessons, 39:06

3.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:48

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 07:07

2.Visualizing Sound
8 lessons, 39:06

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:48