Web Audio Apps

[64Guitars]

I've created a new Web Audio Apps page which you'll find under the Links menu at the top of the page.



Here's a direct link:

https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?action=WebAudio

It currently contains links to 12 synthesizers, 7 drum machines, and 11 other music apps.

These apps should work in most modern browsers. However, there are a couple of synths that require Chrome, in which case I've made a note of it below the link. Also, many of the synths can be controlled with a MIDI keyboard controller, however Web MIDI is currently only supported in Chrome and Opera.

      

[danieldesete]

Looks fabulous, thanks !

[Oldrottenhead]

cool

[Johnny Robbo]

Now this looks interesting... I've got some time on my hands at the moment so I'll have a little play later, I think! Many thanks, 64!

[Hook]

You are a treasure!

[IanR]

Thanks 64 Guitars.

There seems to be more and more of these popping up.

[64Guitars]

I found a new page with six web synths. They seem to work in Firefox except for the webDX7 listed under "asm.js / ScriptProcessor". I couldn't get any sound out of that one, though the webDX7 under "WebAssembly / AudioWorklet" works just fine. You can play notes on the virtual keyboard provided with each synth, or by pressing keys on your alphanumeric computer keyboard. If you use the Chrome web browser, you can play notes from an attached USB MIDI keyboard controller.

https://www.webaudiomodules.org/wamsynths/




And here's a web synth modelled after the Casio CZ series. This one requires a Chrome-based web browser. Won't work in Firefox, for example.

https://virtualcz.io/




I've added both links to the Songcrafters Web Audio Apps page on the Synths tab.

https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?action=WebAudio

[bruno]

Cool find. Thanks for the link.

[Blooby]

As always thanks for what you do for this community. It doesn't go unnoticed.

Blooby

[dasilvasings]

Wow, I didn't even know this existed...