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wobbler

v1.0.0

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Readme

wobbler

NPM js-standard-style

A WOBBLE SYNTHESIZER EFFECT!

BASIC WOBBLE: a lowpass filter, with the frequency being controlled by an LFO. NICE DUBSTEP: modulate the LFO speed/frequency on the beat!

EXAMPLE

var makeWobbles = require('wobbler')
var context = new (window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext)()
var wobbler = makeWobbles(context)
var osc = context.createOscillator()
osc.connect(wobbler.input())
wobbler.connect(context.destination)
osc.start()
wobbler.start()

A key step to getting a good wub wub going is to radically alter the LFO frequency in time with the rhythm. Lets say you have set an interval at 120bpm (or thereabouts i know setInerval is not reliable, get off me):

window.setInterval(function(){
  // probably update the frequency of the oscillator here somewhere I guess, unless this is some of that "drone" music that I have been hearing so much about

  var freq = [0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 2, 3, 5][~~(Math.random() * 7)]
  wobbler.lfo.frequency.setValueAtTime(freq, context.currentTime)
  // the wubbles are really wobbing now! 

}, 500)

API

  • keys() => Returns an array of string keys to audioNodes. ['lfo', 'lfoGain', 'filter', 'volume', 'analyser']
  • input() => returns the input node for the synth, so you can do like oscillator.connect(wobbler.input()).
  • connect(destination) => Connects the output of the filter to a destination or other node.
  • start() => Calls start() on the LFO.
  • stop() => Calls stop() on the LFO. Shhhhhh. (maybe it should disconnect itself too? "cleanup()"? NOMEMORYLEAKS2016)
  • export() => Returns JSON respresentation of the instrument. For easily saving settings between browser sessions.
  • import(data) => Loads JSON data, or use default values if no data is passed.