Generating sound effects with client side JavaScript
6th April 2014 | by Adam Beres-Deak | javascript, sound, client side
A few years ago I came across a simple library with which we can easily generate 8-bit sound effects for JavaScript games and apps. This library is very handy for hackathons or weekend coding sessions.
This small library is called jsfx. Info on usage and a demo site can be found on its GitHub page.
How does it work?
This lib generates wave files as data URIs and then feeds them to an <audio> element.
Demo
Just click on the buttons to play the corresponding sound effects.
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