Just released the alpha of 🎛️ webaudio.tools, a collection of Web Audio API tools. Now available: one-shot generators with deep customization, plus live audio graph inspection via Web Audio Studio integration. Try it out and share your feedback. More tools on the way.

Web Audio Studio now supports the full Web Audio API spec. Custom DSP via AudioWorklet, multichannel graphs (5.1), and real-time graph inspection. webaudio.studio

Web Audio Studio is now live (alpha). Write real Web Audio API code and visualize the runtime graph in your browser. Fully local. No signup. webaudio.studio

I’m designing a visual language for Web Audio API nodes. Sound and code aren’t enough to understand an audio graph — you need to see it. Each control maps directly to the API. User code runs in a sandbox, builds a real graph, and renders it visually. webaudio.studio — in progress. Stay tuned.

Made a small interactive visualizer for Web Audio’s DynamicsCompressorNode. It shows directly on the waveform what happens when you tweak threshold, knee, ratio, attack or release knobs. Runs fully in the browser, you can load your own audio and experiment. Demo: alexgriss.tech/dynamics-com...

Just published the most in-depth guide I’ve written so far. If you’re building in-browser editors, REPLs, playgrounds, plugin systems, or any environment where user code runs in the browser — this might save you weeks of research. alexgriss.tech/en/blog/java...