wavepot on the terminal

npm install wavepot -g

Make sure you have electron installed and in your path. If you don't, npm install electron -g

$ wavepot <sourcefile>

Where <sourcefile> is a file that contains something like this:

exports.beep = t => .3 * Math.sin(t * 440 * Math.PI * 2);
exports.noise = t => .15 * Math.random() * 2 - 1;

And then, try editing the file in your favorite editor. Any changes are reflected in realtime in the audio output.

$ wavepot -b <sourcefile>

When you pass the option --build or -b, the file will be built with browserify and babelify. Babel latest preset is used so you can use imports and any new JavaScript features. An example can be found here.

If you're looking for filters, effects and generators to install and play with, check out opendsp. Then install with npm, github style: npm install opendsp/some-module --save.

Enjoy!

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