Zeh FernandoI just wanted to visualize a waveform, randomly searched for "audacity like online", not expecting much... and by god, they did it. The maniacs.
mk30@zeh @todrobbins wtf...
LisPi@zeh How audacious, that really does look like audacity.
Atirut@zeh Holy-
Philippe@zeh the fact that it totally works in Firefox Android is astounding. Witchcraft!
Ian
Aurora Penguin@zeh I remember seeing forever ago that gtk could render to the web, wonder if that is basically what is happening here
pixpixpixpixpixpix
jonny (good kind)
Dave Lane 
🇳🇿@zeh crazily, for entirely different reasons, I similarly found this same site via a search a couple hours ago - someone teaching a class locked into Chromebooks wanted to know if there was a cloud service like Audacity... Very handy, eh!
acb@zeh If that looks too desktoppy, there’s also https://sodaphonic.com
@acb that's nice too!
Frank Podmore 🌹✊@zeh Sometimes FOSS just works!
Gabbo the wafrn dev guy@[email protected] last time i used audacity was before it went bad :(
@zeh it is just audacity compiled to wasm and js apparently
@chjara sort of what I was assuming, but still good to see it working - there's too much that can go wrong when chilling to wasm, it requires a lot of work to get a GUI working as expected
Steffo 
@zeh wait what? How does that work? o.O
Cool though! xD
mborus@zeh This is beyond awesome.
It even supports localisation: I get the interface in German.
I need to experiment with this, it may mean I now have Audacity on mobile devices...
Mx Autumn 
vl1
T. T. Perry
Amadeus Maximilian@zeh this is really impressive. 😳 Now if only the UI was a bit more modern. 🤣
@amxmln Yeah, I think it was just a straight out port so it keeps all warts and everything.
Nihl L'Amas
Witton says FUCK ICE@zeh love this!
Jacket@zeh I wonder if they used webasm for that. I don't have enough experience with that to tell. It is pretty cool.
@jacket I think that's what it is, from what I've heard.
Wasm is never simple, but if the whole stack is already wasm-friendly and not super OS-API-dependent, it's doable. Audacity seems to sit in that sweet spot.
Thomas Steiner 
@zeh As proudly featured on the Project Fugu 🐡 API Showcase: https://developer.chrome.com/fugu-showcase/#wavacity.com
#ProjectFugu
#ProjectFugu
Jamie Howarth 
Toby@zeh Great find. This is a lot like how photopea.com is "Photoshop, but online".
Pile Of Garbage@zeh Yo that is sick!
Stefan Koopmanschap@zeh holy crap, wow!
Scott@zeh I love projects like this. On a similar note, I've been using https://photopea.com as a Photoshop replacement for a while now.
Mazzo@zeh 🔥 👌 👀
Kirils Solovjovs@zeh Yeah, open source rocks!
Eddie Coldrick 💻@zeh Wow. Wasn't expecting it to work on mobile. Fascinating!
BBQDeveloper 
🔞 
@zeh the future is now
Gord@zeh That's brilliant!
[moved to @@zeh reverse sawtooth wave, huh?
Kantor@zeh I'm more impressed by the fact that online search gave you something useful with that kind of prompt
@kantor it was a bit sloppy I'll admit, but it did work pretty well on DDG - I think it's still good with keywords
Lazy Q
EaterOfSnacks@zeh Interesting to see how closely the playback time matches actual track duration.
Tenacity Audio Editor@zeh That looks interesting! Very interesting...
gunstick@zeh now just need the same for shotcut.
Ahurac 
@zeh how is this even a thing 😭😭
Ian Hecht 🇨🇦@zeh That's super-cool!
Alan Levine@zeh This may be the most amazing thing I have seen in a long while.
Going T. Maine@zeh absolutely wild
mesa keith 
@zeh "Why make an online alternative for Audacity if we can make Audacity online"
What I imagine in their mind
Ch M[ae][iy]e?r 🇪🇺 🤍 🇬🇱
Marcus Müller@zeh do you know iqengine.org ? Same idea, for complex data, including waterfall, annotations, metadata... All the prep happens on the server, your browser only gets stabbed what it needs to visualize right now. Try the different tabs!