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Last week, I launched hyperblam.how

HYPERBLAM lets you design sounds and create music declaratively. It's devoid of AI, hosted on git.gay, and the most fun you'll ever have with HTML.

in reply to Large Heydon Collider

Whoa! I can’t believe it works in a browser so smoothly. Though I noticed in this UI it’s difficult to tell whether the toggle is on or off by looking at the position of the knob. My brain probably confuses it with the slider, but also the effect is not obvious as with a light/dark theme toggle, for example.
in reply to Vadim Makeev

@pepelsbey πŸ‘ I am going to rework the control design for the docs site. But you can design your own, however you like. The UI isn't part of HYPERBLAM.
in reply to Large Heydon Collider

If you were hearing a lot of snares there... I introduced a bug πŸ›. But it's fixed now (caches permitting).
in reply to Large Heydon Collider

Next level web app!

One day I would give it a try. For you it's good to know by forehand that the blame would be totally on me, as I am quite the opposite of a musician, for not getting a decent composition out of it. 😏

in reply to Remco Wessels

@remcow You don't have to be much of a musician (I'm not!). If it's hard to use, I would like to make it easier. The examples hopefully help. hyperblam.how/examples/

Also: it's not just for music. You can just use it to trigger and process sounds (like for a computer game). ☺️

in reply to Large Heydon Collider

Haha, don't be so modest, look what you made with Death Garage.

Challenge accepted :) but as I said, I'm not just much of a musician, I'm the opposite. According to my son it quite a skill how I always only got the wrong notes.

in reply to Remco Wessels

@remcow Well I spend a lot of my time deliberately playing the "wrong" notes, so you probably sound like me LOL
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