Browsing Proceedings of 3rd Web Audio Conference, London, August 2017 by Title

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    • Intelligent audio plugin framework for the Web Audio API 

      Jillings, Nicholas; Wang, Yonghao; Stables, Ryan; Reiss, Joshua D. (2017-08-21)
      The Web Audio API introduced native audio processing into web browsers. Audio plugin standards have been created for developers to create audio-rich processors and deploy them into media rich websites. It is critical these ...

    • An Intelligent audio workstation in the browser 

      Jillings, Nicholas; Stables, Ryan (2017-08-21)
      Music production is a complex process requiring skill and time to undertake. The industry has undergone a digital revolution, but unlike other industries the process has not changed. However, intelligent systems, using the ...

    • Is Web Audio ready for the Stage / Dancefloor? 

      McKegg, Matt (2017-08-21)

    • LFO – A Graph-based Modular Approach to the Processing of Data Streams 

      Matuszewski, Benjamin; Schnell, Norbert (2017-08-21)
      This paper introduces lfo — for Low Frequency Operators — a graph-based Javascript (ES2015) API for online and online processing (i.e. analysis and transformation) of data streams such as audio and motion sensor data. The ...

    • Live JS (performance) 

      McKegg, Matt; Schuhfuss, Martin; Pietrusky, Tim (2017-08-21)

    • Loop Drop: Live Electronic Music Software powered by Web Audio (demo) 

      McKegg, Matt (2017-08-21)
      As a follow up to my talk "Is Web Audio ready for the stage / dancefloor" I also submit a demo of the software Loop Drop (http:// loopjs.com) that I will be mostly talking about. I'll also be available to discuss with ...

    • Loop-aware Audio Recording for the Web 

      Roma, Gerard; Xambó, Anna; Freeman, Jason (2017-08-21)
      Music loops are audio recordings used as basic building blocks in many types of music. The use of pre-recorded loops facilitates engagement into music creation to users regardless of their background in music theory. Using ...

    • Noiseless Web Audio Tests 

      Guttandin, Christoph (2017-08-21)

    • Nü Soundworks: Using spectators smartphones as a distributed network of speakers and sensors during live performances 

      Poirier-Quinot, David; Matuszewski, Benjamin; Schnell, Norbert; Warusfel, Olivier (2017-08-21)
      This paper presents the Nu ̈ framework. The objective of the framework is to provide composers with a tool to con- trol web-based audio processes on spectators smartphones during live performances. Connecting their devices ...

    • Open band: Audience Creative Participation Using Web Audio Synthesis 

      Stolfi, Ariane; Barthet, Mathieu; Goródscy, Fábio; Deusany, Antonio; Iazzetta, Fernando (2017-08-21)
      This work investigates a web-based open environment enabling collaborative music experiences. We propose an artifact, Open Band, which enables collective sound dialogues in a web “agora”, blurring the limits between audience ...

    • Open Band: Audiotype 

      Stolfi, Ariane; Barthet, Mathieu; Goródscy, Fábio (2017-08-21)
      Open Band is a collective performance, that deals with a contradiction of the social media, that is the apartness of the individual on their devices social media, to propose a collective sound intervention, were a conductor ...

    • Piper: Audio Feature Extraction in Browser and Mobile Applications 

      Thompson, Lucas; Cannam, Chris; Sandler, Mark (2017-08-21)
      Piper is a protocol for audio analysis and feature extraction. We propose a data schema and API that can be used to support both remote audio feature extraction services and feature extractors loaded directly into a host ...

    • Playing (with) Mobile Devices and Web Standards ... Together 

      Schnell, Norbert; Matuszewski, Benjamin (2017-08-21)
      In this talk, we present an overview of the experiences we conducted with developers, artists, pedagogues, and many different audiences over the past three years in the framework of the CoSiMa research project. The hypothesis ...

    • Practicable Soundmapping: JavaScript enabled Edge Compute 

      Park, Tae Hong; Yoo, Minjoon (2017-08-21)
      In this paper, we report on developments of the Citygram, a comprehensive sensor network platform for capturing, streaming, analyzing, mapping, visualizing, and providing easy access to spatiotemporal soundscape data. ...

    • Quiver, Pop, and Dissolve: Three Essays in Gastromorphology 

      Houge, Ben; Youssef, Jozef (2017-08-21)
      We propose a performance that uses web audio technologies to present a unique solution to the challenge of pairing music with the unpredictable choices and actions of diners in a restaurant. Three small dishes by a ...

    • Real Time Synthesized Sound Effects Web Service 

      Vasallo, Thomas; Benito, Adan L. (2017-08-21)
      Sound effects are employed in the post-production process in order to create tension, atmosphere, and emotion, as well as add focus to desired aspects of a scene. Traditionally sound designers are required to either source ...

    • Real time tube guitar amplifier simulation using WebAudio 

      Buffa, Michel; Lebrun, Jérôme (2017-08-21)
      This paper presents a tube guitar amplifier simulation made with the WebAudio API, that reproduces the main parts of the Marshall JCM 800 amplifier schematics. Each stage of the real amp has been recreated (preamp, tone ...

    • Runaway Reverie 

      Su, David (2017-08-21)

    • Sonification and Visualization of Parametric Equations 

      Ball, Edward (2017-08-21)

    • Sound Colour Space – A Virtual Museum 

      Muzzulini, Daniel; Vogtenhuber, Raimund (2017-08-21)
      By investigating the conceptual field of sound, tone, pitch, and timbre in its relation to visual phenomena and geometrical concepts, the project Sound Colour Space – A Virtual Museumcontributes to an interdisciplinary ...