Hello, j'ai release il y a peu un petit projet javascript sur github qui pourrait intéresser les coders JS dans le coin.
C'est vraiment sans prétention aucune à part peut-être inspirer d'autres coders à tenter sa chance dans cette direction, plus orienté côté "musicien".
Je fais un ruff c/p de l'intro du README, car je me suis beaucoup répété dans la journée.
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A simple sequencer written in javascript. As a sequencer, what it primarly does is to convert the current ms into ticks and beats. You are allowed (even encouraged) to register sequences that goes from a beat to an other beat.
Basically, it's only a singleton you could use as:
a demo engine
a possible starting block for your own visually editable sequencer
The idea came to me when I was thinking about a way to make javascript demos where visuals and sounds are processed through the same engine, to provide a purely synchronized experience between both worlds (remove the "art" from what I've just said).
I didn't even google to see if anybody came up with the same idea; As a musician/music maker/composer/you-name-it, I came up with a pretty naive and straight-forward implementation of the concept that would actually make sense to me... hence the use of a BPM and TPB ("tick per beat").
I guess it could also be a good starting block for a simple soundtracker in the end.
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Vous pouvez gazer à cette adresse:
https://github.com/kaneel/LeSequencer/Et voir un peu l'idée à cette adresse:
http://kaneel.github.io/LeSequencer/ (need to make more demos of it :/)
