Creative coder extraordinaire Bartek Drodz put together this breathtaking sound visualization using a host of modern web technologies. Not merely content to do a single visualization, Bartek threw in five of them… and then added in Leap Motion control to boot! … Continue reading
Bouncy Balls is a fun new browser toy from Paul Neave that’s perfect for your Friday afternoon. Bounce balls, bubbles, eyeballs and more around your screen with your mouse or by tilting your phone. There’s even a microphone mode so … Continue reading
Re-live your childhood Commodore64 days with this Chrome Experiment, WebSID. It uses the WebAudio API so all the sounds are generated, no samples here! Use the keyboard to play multiple notes at once and even transpose. It works on mobile … Continue reading
Drop is the latest experiment from Manny Tan on uncontrol using with Three.js, Web Audio and jstween. Dancing abstract shapes and meshes react to the audio track and your mouse movements on click or scroll. You get a slightly different … Continue reading
We do love to keep our word so, as promised, here’s the next part of our series of tutorials on the Web Audio API. This time we have a go at moving the sound around and eventually sticking it in … Continue reading