Music tech Stories
Drum machines in your browser, and more places to find Web Audio and MIDI
Open a new tab, and suddenly you have a powerful, sequenced drum synth making grooves. Give it a shot: https://irritantcreative.ca/projects/x0x Or read more. (This latest creation came out in June.) This is either the future of collaborative music making or the Single Greatest Way To Make Music While Pretending To Do Other Work I’ve ever […]
Read more3D and Animation, Graphical Patching in the Browser, with vvvv – vvvv.js
Imagine access to the power of the modern Web browser – the HTML5 Canvas, hardware-accelerated graphics via WebGL, animation, and more. Now imagine that instead of writing code to access that power, you can connect modules for graphical patching. Windows visualists may recognize the software VVVV. But whereas that tool was restricted to the capabilities […]
Peter Kirn - July 28, 2011
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On Android, Free, Open Source Touch Control for Music – And It’s Just the Beginning
If you’re looking to turn an Android phone or flashy, new Android tablet into a touch controller for music, you’ll be really glad to see OSC and MIDI controller Control. Furthermore, here’s a solid, powerful app based on the Web that lets Apple and Android fans play well together. I’ve sung the praises of Control’s […]
Joys of OpenGL in a Browser: WebGL 1.0 Release and Dev Goodies, and Play with Fractals Right Now
Peter Kirn - March 10, 2011
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WebGL in Chrome, Experiments Shows OpenGL in the Browser; What It Is, What It's Not
Peter Kirn - February 9, 2011
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WebGL in Chrome, Experiments Shows OpenGL in the Browser; What It Is, What It’s Not
Peter Kirn - February 9, 2011
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