Come along to “The Future of Web Audio” at the Bocoup Loft where we will explore Mozilla’s experimental Audio Data API.
What?
There has been a lot of movement by the browser development community in recent months. This is big news for music software programmers, game developers and accessibility providers. Audio buffer read/write access is being granted to the DOM, meaning that programmers will be able write audio software in the browser without any plug-ins like Flash or Java.
Alistair MacDonald will demonstrate the work being done to expose raw <audio> data to JavaScript in Firefox by David Humprey and the Processing.js team.
This talk will include:
- Demos: in-browser audio software written in JavaScript such as: beat detection, music synthesis and touch-screen musical instruments.
- Info: where to download pre-release browser version to try out the code.
- Tutorial: Programming with the Audio Data API in JavaScript (oh so easy!)
- Discussion: open floor for discussions between audio programmers and web developers.
The talk will be aimed at developers and professionals building and using audio software in their day-to-day work and web developers who are building applications in the browser.
When?
12th May '2010
6:30pm – 8:30pm
Where? Bocoup Loft.
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