Web Audio Weekly has moved. Creating dub delay effects with the Web Audio API. Interview with Adrian Holovaty of Soundslice. Writing tests for the Web Audio API. Synthesis with the Web Audio API - Envelopes.

I am a developer with a background in industrial design. I use technology to solve problems and create art. I help run the record label Grind Select. A jQuery calendar plugin that uses HTML templates. Used by thousands of developers every day. WAC Talk, Paris 2015.

Creatively coded as yet another design experiment ben taylor 2015. In Electronic Music and Recording Media from Mills College and has studied with members of the League of Automatic Music Composers and The Hub, Brian Harnetty, and Pauline Oliveros. When not making art with the web, Ben is a developer and CTO at bitdreams. io, a creative audio app company, and teaches creative coding at Goucher College Digital Arts.

Guest Post on the 50onRed Blog. I was given a great opportunity to write a guest post about my journey from a teacher to a software engineer. It was a nice way to reflect on where I was just a little over a year ago, and on all of the progress I have made during that time. So, week 1 of the 50onRed has so far been a major success. I have been learning a ton, and have been truly enjoying the work.

Using Phidgets sensors in JavaScript. In a typical physical computing project, you will need to gather input from the real world. For instance, you may need to sense distance to an object, vibration level, gps position, amount of light, air pressure, force applied, etc. How can you bring that external information in your JavaScript-based physical computing project? Getting started with physical computing in JavaScript.