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- giop February 2017
- kimspindel February 2015
the bach stress test
Hello, this is a stress test for Processing in javascript mode and Web Audio API. It works on Chrome (tested on OSX). It all began looking for new combinations to play the canon 1 à 2 from the "Musical Offering" by J.S. Bach. This piece is a "crab canon", so it can be played at the same time forward and backward. It ended up being a stress test, since audio and images are divided by four at every mouse click, and played together. Check the beauty of math, but try it at your own risk!
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Cool! My browser couldn't handle 1024 sounds all at once though, haha.
Thanks! Also others told me that 1024 buffers have no sound. Which browser and OS are you on?
Using Chromium on 64-bit Arch Linux
I''m adding this in the notes. Thank you for reporting.
updated for p5.js on Github: https://github.com/giovannibedetti/bach_stress_test