The HTML cat is out of the Web Audio bag. I've finally released HYPERBLAM.

It’s my system for sampling, processing, and sequencing sound and music directly in HTML.

https://hyperblam.how

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Documentation for HyperBlam. Make HTML make music.

HYPERBLAM
@heydon Absolutely wild. And it's running smoothly in my browser, which I find is usually a challenge for any audio processing. Fantastic work Heydon!
@chriskirknielsen Thank fuck! Cheers, Christopher. I am just ironing out some Safari weirdness. I *hate* Safari with a passion, but it seems that only the early `<media-blam>` / `<audio>` based examples are affected.
@heydon I did a quick test of a few of the demos in Safari (v18.6, on macOS Sequoia) and didn't notice any issues for what it's worth.
@chriskirknielsen Thanks so much for playing around with it. I seem to have fixed the (intermittent / tough to isolate) issue by applying `audioContext.resume()`. This jolts Safari into activating the context for the `<media-blam>` exampls.
@chriskirknielsen Incidentally, the only performance issues I experienced were with visualization, not the audio itself. SVG filters and repeated CSS animations for graphic equalizers = no way hose
@heydon Didn't notice anything there either but I've certainly come to similar conclusions in the past, sadly. SVG filters need more love!