Stuart Memo

For last year’s JSConf EU, co-organiser Malte got in touch with me to ask if I could replicate Deep Note, THX’s classic audio logo, »

A few weeks ago I had the great pleasure of speaking at JSConf EU about making music in the browser. If you ever get to go »

Need a simple way of showing what your audio looks like in real time? I’ve made a little oscilloscope node that you can plug into »

Here’s a little bit of JavaScript that’s used within Qwerty Hancock that you may find useful for your own audio project. It’s a »

I’ve been talking a lot about how to generate sound using the Web Audio API, but so far it’s been pretty unmusical. I thought »

“Hey mister! This loud monotonous tone is deafening me. Can you turn it down?” Oops, sorry. You must have just created a sine wave with the »

Here’s a quick little video demo of my post on how to create sound waves using the Web Audio API. »

If you’re wanting to use the Web Audio API to make a synthesizer, there are four main types of sound wave you’ll need to »

The Web Audio API is a way of creating and manipulating audio within the browser. It’s a specification proposed by Google, and as such is »

A constant in programming is essentially a variable whose value can’t be changed. It’s destined to be what you tell it it is forever. »