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The web is no longer just for playing audio. It's an engine. 🏎️💨
I took a complex game-audio soundscape (a Ferrari 458 GT3 V8) and rebuilt the entire architecture natively in the browser. No Unity. No Unreal. Just pure code.
Here is a screen recording of the system in action.
Notice how the crossfaded voice layers and gear shift triggers react instantly to the drive parameters.
Turn your sound on 🔊 and check out the real-time UI.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments! 👇
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