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Someone posted ambient warp-core sound from Star Trek on Reddit earlier today, maybe you could add this. http://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/1nwzd6/ambient_war...
> play -n -c1 synth whitenoise band -n 100 20 band -n 50 20 gain +25 fade h 1 864000 1
I used this as a background noise muting sound when I was a kid.
First of all -- awesome concept and execution, and great sound samples. Well-done. > Mobile Safari iOS 6 on iPad 2+, iPhone 4GS+ But... not working on my 4S/iOS6. :( Anyone got it working to play in the background, even when your phone's screen is off? I also wonder about battery life as HTML5 audio, vs if it were an app. The creators clearly want to support HTML-only, according to the FAQ, but this calls for an app…
To reply to you, forgetting that the interface is not really touch friendly, I was totally able to make it run in the background on a Nexus 4 with Chrome (the Web Audio API works in the background with Chrome), however I got some clicks (interruptions) in the sound probably due to the bad performance the Web Audio API gets in Android Chrome today.
I wish there was a way to contribute (Github?) to improve this app.
It is working for a highly Hackernews Distracted person, except I have to write this comment!
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Does it actually generate the sound server-side and send it over the network, or does it generate it client-side? (i.e. does it actually use much bandwidth?)
It loads 20 or so ogg audio files like this: http://mynoise.net/Data/OSMOSIS/7a.ogg Then I'm guessing the EQ controls the volume. So no it doesn't generate / stream anything to you server-side.
Interestingly, this could be done using one file (rather than ten) using a Web Audio API filter node. This would limit the site to only Web Audio API compatible browsers. Unfortunately, at this time, that's only newer versions of Chrome, Safari, and I believe FF nightly (slight API variations). However there is some mobile support through recent Chrome and Safari implementations.
Someone posted ambient warp-core sound from Star Trek on Reddit earlier today, maybe you could add this. http://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/1nwzd6/ambient_war...
An old Linux command line trick to generate the engine sound: > play -n -c1 synth whitenoise band -n 100 20 band -n 50 20 gain +25 fade h 1 864000 1 I used this as a background noise muting sound when I was a kid.
First of all -- awesome concept and execution, and great sound samples. Well-done. > Mobile Safari iOS 6 on iPad 2+, iPhone 4GS+ But... not working on my 4S/iOS6. :( Anyone got it working to play in the background, even when your phone's screen is off? I also wonder about battery life as HTML5 audio, vs if it were an app. The creators clearly want to support HTML-only, according to the FAQ, but this calls for an app…
The only down side is it tries to do too much, they have like a sound store and stuff, which is a cool feature but affects the simplicity.
Someone posted ambient warp-core sound from Star Trek on Reddit earlier today, maybe you could add this. http://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/1nwzd6/ambient_war...
An old Linux command line trick to generate the engine sound: > play -n -c1 synth whitenoise band -n 100 20 band -n 50 20 gain +25 fade h 1 864000 1 I used this as a background noise muting sound when I was a kid.
play -c2 -n synth whitenoise band -n 100 24 band -n 300 100 gain +20