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very cool. i would suggest maybe the instruments vertical order should be reversed. i think it is more usual to have the bass drum at the bottom, thru snare up to hh etc. i think this maps more like a piano roll with typical midi key/drum assignments.
I'll definitely add the option to reverse the order in user settings. If more people mention it i'll make it the default.
This is great, thanks for sharing.
I would be happy to port some patterns to Glicol ( https://glicol.org/ ) only suggestion: support https...
Honest question. What is the current obsession with https for things that don't need to be secure like looking at drum patterns?
This may seem inconsequential for static websites without PII, however most browsers consider it important as it reduces the risk for all parties involved when encrypted communication is used and the content providers has taken basic steps for Identity verification.
There are logic flaws with this approach to security imo, but it's the most commonly used technique at the moment.
Is everything based on a division of the measure into 16 equally spaced beats? There is so much more to rhythm. Like, for starters, oh, triplet eighths? They come up often, and with them, you can have a heavy form of swing (triple 8 swing). Oh, never mind, I see this is geared toward a piece of drum machine hardware from 1980.
This kinda reminds me of Funklet[0] that Jack Stratton (Vulfpeck) + Rob Stenson made a long time ago... A true gem if you're into funk + like midi drums. [0] - https://goodhertz.com/funklet/
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Or as the developer you can play some silent audio in the background via an ` ` element: https://github.com/donbrae/onscreen-piano-keyboard/blob/main... . This will ensure the Web Audio API produces sound even with the ‘silent’ switch active.
Interesting, i already do something similar and never had a chance to check if it really works. Here is my code: var buffer = dm.audio.createBuffer(1, 1, dm.samplerate); var source = dm.audio.createBufferSource(); source.buffer = buffer; source.connect(dm.audio.destination); if (source.start) { source.start(0); } else { source.noteOn(0); }
(nice site you created btw! I love seeing audio stuff for the web)
Nice site! One bit of feedback I don’t see mentioned. This may be an iPhone thing, but my experience is that the visuals are about a quarter beat ahead of the audio (at 60 BPM, so about 200-250ms off). Not a big deal, but definitely enough to make it feel a bit off. Again, could be just the nature of audio in Safari on iPhone.
http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=1 http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=2 http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=3 <- check this one out first
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Interesting, i already do something similar and never had a chance to check if it really works. Here is my code: var buffer = dm.audio.createBuffer(1, 1, dm.samplerate); var source = dm.audio.createBufferSource(); source.buffer = buffer; source.connect(dm.audio.destination); if (source.start) { source.start(0); } else { source.noteOn(0); }
I believe you need to use the audio element specifically. The Web Audio API is subject to different restrictions than the audio element. I used a similar approach on Audjust: https://www.audjust.com/blog/unmute-web-audio-on-ios/ (nice site you created btw! I love seeing audio stuff for the web)
