Code, Play & Rock 'n' Roll: A WebAudio Experiment
summary
A browser is an actual guitar amp: pedalboard.js runs real-time over the Web Audio API, feeds a stream input, implements noise gate, overdrive, delay and a working wah pedal, and the demo sells two pedals onstage. Code examples show new AudioContext, buffer sources, gain nodes and MIDI input handling; a claimed collaborative jam over WebRTC connects remote players. Everything plays and glitches are audible so the limits are concrete not hypothetical.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:10Who is Armagan
- 6:40Basic Structure
- 8:50Components
- 11:35Example
- 12:42Pedalboard Chess
- 15:52Pedals
- 16:55Web MIDI API
- 20:17Demo
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