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Author Stuart Memo

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Stuart is a Principal Web Developer for the BBC in Glasgow, Scotland. He spends much of his time experimenting with HTML5 and the Web Audio API. These experiments usually result in projects with silly names such as Qwerty Hancock, Abbey Load and the Sympathetic Synthesizer.

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Making Music In A Browser: Recreating Theremin With JS And Web Audio API

The theremin’s unique sound proves perfect for sci-fi soundtracks and Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys. The world is a better place. With this tutorial, Stuart Memo hopes you could see how simple getting something musical up and running fairly quickly can be. You can even use the following techniques to make a synthesizer. Stuart created a little HTML keyboard called Qwerty Hancock to help you do this very thing. Feel free to show off your own creation! Read more…