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    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    but I want to play the songs from the server instead
    https://central.maxhospedagem.com.br/maxcaststudio/dashboard/index.html#/
    take a look at this :)
    it streams to http://138.197.46.152:8000/live
    ignore the playlist
    there's an audio tag that does it
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    yup
    just putting the src of an audio tag will stream the audio from your icecast stream
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    it's not from, but to
    the browser streams to icecast
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    ahh ok..
    so you want to stream from the browser to icecast using the webcast
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    Many guys said it was impossible ant irc@freenode
    but there it is :)
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    so browser (webcast ) -> websockets -> nodeserver -> icecast
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    now I want browser -> nodeserver || nodeserver (alone) -> icecast
    But I"m just about switching to python
    It has a more mature structure for this I guess
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    i think it's not a question of maturity
    i think you're looking in the wrong place
    webaudio API wasn't designed for streaming audio
    webcast is kind of a hack on top of ScriptProcessorNode
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    but is there another way beside web audio api?
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    on which side? browser or server?
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    server's
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    on browser side there isn't much you can do.. but I believe your issue isn't on browser side
    on server side there is no real webaudio api
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    nope, it works well
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    webaudio api is a browser api. it's supported by Chrome, FF, Edge
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    no problem if I can play audio on icecast :)
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    it's NOT a JS API
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    with node
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    so on server side, all you need is websockets -> icecast right?
    just use some basic node streams and you should be good
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    yep, usually receive the stream (microphone) and mix it together
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    you can do mixing and volume changing using things like https://www.npmjs.com/browse/keyword/audio-mixer
    I've used https://github.com/stephen/audio-mixer
    I have a fork that does some extra things like gain https://github.com/notthetup/audio-mixer
    https://github.com/notthetup/soundboard/blob/master/index.js#L77
    Jefferson de Andrade Santos
    @jersobh
    I see
    I'll take a look, thank you bro
    Chinmay Pendharkar
    @notthetup
    no problem
    JomoPipi
    @JomoPipi
    are people still here
    Deschutter
    @Deschutter
    Hi!
    I need to control several parameters live from the web audio api from another location
    not audio streaming, just parameters data
    so for instance I could modify a synth sound with a slider in one location and the website that holds that web audio api synth changes parameters in real time
    how could I do that?
    JomoPipi
    @JomoPipi
    @Deschutter What have you tried?
    Steve Mason
    @hysteve
    @Deschutter I'm trying to build something similar, using the npm midi library to create a virtual midi instrument that other DAWs can use the CC MIDI signal values from. This lib runs on a nodejs server, so a UI requires the server to serve a webpage and handle events. For this, I built an express server that hosts the midi instrument and a single-page web app, with a websocket connection. This allows the server and client to message each other in an open stream.