How to use web audio applications in real life

I see a lot of web-based audio tools here. They all sound good and look pretty nice.

But they all have the same problem: how do you use them in real life? No one needs to open a tiny app in a browser and pretend to play the piano.

Most desktop music apps support the VST API. You can create a VST plugin from your music app and use it in any DAW to create real music.

The web apps doesn't have public APIs for music plugins. Bandlab and Soundtrap also don't support custom plugins.

My solution:

Soon, I'll publish my own API for custom plugins. I'll release my own sequencer that will support the plugin API.

Anyone interested in a web API for working with audio and plugins?

Feel free to ask any questions or make suggestions.

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u/sss1024 — 2 days ago
▲ 8 r/webaudio+2 crossposts

FM-Synthesis in the Browser. Part 1

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1053484/

Let’s explore the possibilities of sound synthesis in browsers.

We’ll explore the basics and, as a practical example, create a Yamaha DX7 synthesizer emulator.

u/sss1024 — 28 days ago