“CodeOrgan analyzes the text from a particular site removes all the letters not found in a musical scale (so it keeps A-G). From the remaining set, the letter occurring the most determines the key. If the number of times the letter appears is even, then you a get a major pentatonic scale, and if it’s odd you get a minor. From there, the amount of text determines which synthesizer is used (currently there are 10 different synths ranging from piano to robotalk). And finally the ratio of A-G text to text from the rest of the alphabet determines which of 10 drum loops will drop the beat.”

>>http://codeorgan.com

“The experimental audio data API allows the programmer to access raw audio data and a processed FFT spectrum of the currently playing audio data through the HTML5 audio tag.”

“The audio data API was specifically created to allow JavaScript audio visualization, but will certainly also be useful for many other use cases.”

Created by Thomas Sturm

We proudly announce that our website got featured on pagecrush.com.

We proudly announce that our website got featured on Moluv.com.

“A masterful work of sound and actionscript.  The transparent state of the inactive dialog boxes along with their ordering, and just the sound in general makes the site worth a visit.”

In your face !

-> soundseller

This looks amazing.

A completely browser based Audio Editor.

Of course not a replacement for offline editors (yet), but definitely fun to play with.

LINK


Found on: http://audioszene.de