Radio-Active Monstrosities
summary
Web-audio interface invites visitors to record, choose one of four distortions—collective echo lowpitch lowpass—and upload; recordings save to a home server with PHP, convert to WAV via ffmpeg, and play distorted in-browser using Web Audio API. Implementation uses mp3recorder.js, reverb.js and delay.js for echo, playbackRate for lowered pitch, BiquadFilterNode plus GainNode for lowpass, and overlapping layers for collective. Platform is experimental but functional: distortions produce the intended timbral shifts, files list per category, and the site was used in a live performance.
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