there was also a lot of new stuff in the soundfile module : https://github.com/processing/p5.js-sound/blob/master/src/soundfile.js
and we now have a gain module : https://github.com/processing/p5.js-sound/blob/master/src/gain.js
:)
thanks I'll check this stuff out tomorrow
He's a soundfont proponent
It sounds like you figured out branching, in general it's good to give specific projects their own branch so that when you submit a pull request with one feature, it only has that feature.
the onsetDetect class is not in the library yet (it's not added to app.js) ...I was sorta thinking that the peakdetect serves both purposes. Curious what you think?
Should we add
.currentValue - can be used to determine if it is over the threshold ?
At first I made two seperate classes because onset detection means a significant increase in the energy of a signal : onset was based on energy comparing previous energy to present energy, my peak class was just about checking if the signal amplitude was higher than a treshold (but that is covered by the p5.Amplitude class.
So yeah I think peakdetect is enough.
For .currentValue you mean a function to poll peakdetect and return true or false ? I could be useful for beginners but there's already a callback function, shouldn't we encourage people to use it ? What would be the use case of a .currentValue ?
+1 to soundfont for sure
and a list of the features : https://github.com/hughrawlinson/meyda/wiki/audio-features
this is a lot ! not sure what to do with it but it's nice to know it's around :)
is there a room for p5js.org?
processing/p5.js
the result is close, but there is some small differencies beetween both. If you just want to push a graphic sketch to the web processingJS might a be a good call as you may not need to rewrite a lot of stuff. But if you want to start a web project (with access to the webcam, or if you want to program sound etc.)
p5.js translates the ideas behind processing to the web : you write in js, you have specific libraries written in js etc...
@b2renger Thanks! I knew that the original Processing was a simplified Java—although many times I've heard it described as more intuitive and natural than a programming language (is that essentially what the term regex means?)—and Isn't the binary application a graphical IDE so beginners can learn by doing sketches visually, and integrate ther languages and art? I suppose you just meant people who can handcode do it that way. Given ProcessingJS' decade-long development, I'd heard a fair amount about that, but yeah I just though p5 was an abbreviation, I'd no idea it translates java to javascript. Does that happen live, or is it compiled beforehand? I have Daniel Shiffman's books and tutorials but haven't gotten very far. I spread myself too thin across too many disciplines and other projects.
@b2renger @all if anyone is interested in some paid work, I can't afford much but I would like to make a processing sketch that illustrates the potentially infinite divisions the so-called identity goes through when confronted with change, internally as cognitive dissonance, externally as the behavioural masks we wear to be everything for everyone and nothing for no one. One idea is show a brain, cartoon style, propagating like cell division. I have a logotype (text) for whats gonna be my studio, Existential Design, but I don't have a graphic logo. Its hard to capture even a bit of that, but I'm over thinking. Send me a private message if interested.
hey all! we're hosting a fun online hackathon around audio and sound this upcoming weekend (oct 20-21). free to join and create, cash prizes to win 👋 https://hackday.co/
@therewasaguy can we discuss here /
@therewasaguy is this thread still active?.
Hi all! I have a quick question, a number of tests fail inconsistently and it seems to be tied to Chrome's autoplay policy. Is there anything that has been done about that so far that I'm missing? Otherwise, would it be worthwhile to run the tests only after a user input / AudioContext.resume()?
