Using the web for music production and for live performances

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A browser-based GarageBand prototype claims full music production and live performance using Web Audio API for precise timing, oscillators, filters and sample playback and getUserMedia for recording; it adds realtime collaboration with immediate sync of edits and autosave from a six‑month thesis build and mostly works during demos though video/voice and occasional sync glitches appear; live control uses Web MIDI API (Chrome only) and gamepad/iPad inputs to trigger drums and effects, showing what is actually built and when it fails.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:15create sounds from scratch
3. 3:56building a collaborative music production environment using emerging web standards
4. 5:12analyzing audio editors
5. 6:51open the communication panel
6. 8:39define the types of oscillators
7. 9:25edit the drum machine
8. 10:36upload the recording
9. 11:27add a new track

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