Infinite C
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- stewdio
If you have a minute can I get some eyes on this? It's an older project but with some recent tweaks to make it (hopefully) more reliable despite the large number of audio clips. Here's the description: http://stewd.io/work/infinitec
And here's the project:
http://stewd.io/infinitecSo fire it up in the office on a few different computers. It should support the latest versions of Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. (If it works in IE that's great, but it's not a design goal.) It should fall into sync with the server's clock after a few seconds.
If you want to run multiple voices on a single machine click the black arrow button in the top right corner and adjust the settings. (I find that more than 10 voices at once really kills the reliability.) Thanks guys.
- shade0
safari crashed.
- same :(inteliboy
- same. : (reinitialize
- worked for me in safarifugged
- hans_glib0
firefox 4 mac loved it
- stewdio0
Anyone get it running on a few computers at once? Did the clocks fall into sync after a few seconds?
- duckseason0
Clever
- awak0
Liking it. Multiple sounds for the win, even though with 61 sounds at the same time did have a small pause. Could they run seamlessly?
- GeorgesII0
Firefox 3.6,
plays fine,I love the genius under it
- stewdio0
Thanks guys.
@awak Yea, using the full set of 61 made synchronized playback seriously unreliable for me. Was a fun noise though. I'd originally tried having one long (seamless) track and just doing segment playback, but that was before I switched to HTML5 audio. (When I made this originally it was playing true MIDI files via Quicktime embeds and there was a nice reverb effect that carried over after the playback ended which would unfortunately get hard-cut using the seamless method.) Maybe I should give it another go.