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use extempore in a browser (web audio module wasm) #413

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bonuoq opened this issue Feb 23, 2024 · 0 comments
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use extempore in a browser (web audio module wasm) #413

bonuoq opened this issue Feb 23, 2024 · 0 comments

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bonuoq commented Feb 23, 2024

I've been recently exploring new possibilities of collaborative live coding (mainly for audio/music) in the web. Of course there are projects like Glicol, faust-derived tools... but extempore's philosophy and lispy flavours catch me a lot more... I've been already doing some experiments with clojurescript -klipse with available music/dsp tools in the clojure community-

My question is, how easy do you think will it be to port extempore (like emscripten llvm->wasm) and use it directly in a browser? I know there are some performance issues still with web audio, but at least I want to give it a try for its ease of use in collaborative coding/composition/impro..

I started to dig into it, I found out some useful links and I think it will not be that difficult, however these seem now beyond my developer knowledge and abilities at the moment:
emscripten + OpenAL
Live coding in c++ (RTAudio) -> wasm

Thanks in advance and sorry if this goes beyond the scope of the project, just asking for some guidance/advice!

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