A presentation at Web Progressions in May 2016 in London, UK by Ruth John
A talk about the Web Audio API and the Web MIDI API and what is possible within a browser right now!
Here’s what was said about this presentation on social media.
I've never tinkered with the MIDI api but @Rumyra 's talk made me curious!— Belén 😱 (@ladybenko) May 9, 2016
I've never tinkered with the MIDI api but @Rumyra 's talk made me curious!
Loving @rumyra's tour of Web MIDI API, Web Audio API, Timing Model Object API. Wish I had it when studying music 15yrs ago. #webprogressions— Hadley Beeman (@hadleybeeman) May 9, 2016
Loving @rumyra's tour of Web MIDI API, Web Audio API, Timing Model Object API. Wish I had it when studying music 15yrs ago. #webprogressions
Awesome crowdsourced #webmidi demo from @Rumyra at #webprogressions! pic.twitter.com/RMIQkNoSv0— Daniel Appelquist (@torgo) May 9, 2016
Awesome crowdsourced #webmidi demo from @Rumyra at #webprogressions! pic.twitter.com/RMIQkNoSv0
Great interactive intro to MIDI Web API by @rumyra at #webprogressions.More info on MIDI: https://t.co/uUBP45IZFW #webdev #web #womenintech— { women hack } (@WHFNP) May 9, 2016
Great interactive intro to MIDI Web API by @rumyra at #webprogressions.More info on MIDI: https://t.co/uUBP45IZFW #webdev #web #womenintech
@Rumyra fantastic talk about MIDI in the browser! Ideas streaming through like endless rain a paper cup! 🎹🎼 #webprogressions— faresite (@faresite) May 9, 2016
@Rumyra fantastic talk about MIDI in the browser! Ideas streaming through like endless rain a paper cup! 🎹🎼 #webprogressions
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