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unitgen is a Node.js powered unit-generator API, built using streams and the speaker bindings.
unitgen was built for a demo being given at Dance.js.
Unit generators are best thought of as a graph of transformations applied to an audio-stream.
This can be used to:
npm install unitgen -g
So that you can get an idea of unitgen in action, we've provided a few sample unit-generator-graphs.
For each example, use a and s to pan back and forth.
function unit-generator to play a sine-wave which can be panned between the left and right speaker.unitgen note
combiner, and two function unit-generators to play two inverse sine-waves. Pan back and forth to hear them cancel out.unitgen two-notes
combiner, and two sound-file unit-generators to pan between two songs.unitgen two-songs --track1=./foo.wav --track2=./foo2.wav
unitgen is a rough proof of concept. Over time we'd love to see this grow into a full-featured API for building (as a practical example) mixers in JavaScript.
patches welcome!
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An API for building audio-unit-generators in Node.js
We found that unitgen demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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