I came across this 4k softsynth written in javascript: http://www.bitsnbites.eu/?p=1 (http://www.bitsnbites.eu/?p=1)
Worth checking out if you have a spare couple of minutes. There's a demo of it here: http://synth.bitsnbites.eu/ (http://synth.bitsnbites.eu/)
Very cool! :)
Yes, that's a really great sounding synth and the demo runs perfectly in Chrome :) Nice find Raizor!
Wow hey actually says he based it on sonat playback routine, thats the synth Ferris released. Pretty cool seing it converted.
Definately cool sh!t.
Yup, the core is ported from my old synth. He did a fantastic job with it (especially the converter tool; I don't think I ever said anything or gave him any code for the file format, hehe). Really cool to see where the project ended up!
Javascript is growing from strength to strength. I didn't know it could do this though.
Quote from: combatking0 on May 27, 2011
Javascript is growing from strength to strength. I didn't know it could do this though.
Yeah, the browser gets more and more rich APIs which you can access via Javascript. It is really cool to see the current movement - yet it is a lot of fragmentation from browser to browser...
I've sure Ferris is already aware of this, but there's an online version of Ferris' Sonat composer now which runs in a browser: http://sonantlive.bitsnbites.eu (http://sonantlive.bitsnbites.eu).
Pretty damn neat! - and a cool sounding synth Ferris! :)