- From: Josh Nielsen <josh@joshontheweb.com>
- Date: Tue, 7 May 2013 12:24:56 -0600
- To: public-audio@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAMgQFxC4r5siRN6Kgz-+jc867Y=zf_GQL4n-dxB3exJ_jCMukA@mail.gmail.com>
Hi all, this is my first time posting to the group, please let me know if I am breaking any etiquette. I'm very excited to see the webaudio api shaping up! I think I have seen this brought up before but I want to throw my vote in for a way to schedule callbacks to fire at a future time. I am in the process of building a synthesizer/loop recorder and I need to do things like start recording audio at a specific time in the future. Currently I am using a javascript node's onaudioprocess callback (as per suggested her in the past) to get close enough but the granularity is based on the buffer length and it is not exact. It would be really handy to bind a callback to be fired in the future just like you can with an oscillators .start(). You can see a prototype of what I'm talking about here http://grooveclock.com/synth.html tl;dr - +1 for arbitrary callbacks scheduled at a future time -- Thanks, Josh Nielsen @joshontheweb <http://twitter.com/joshontheweb> joshontheweb.com
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