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webaudiotrack-fork-elbywan

v1.0.2

Published

A simple plugin for recording and playing audio

Downloads

11

Readme

Web Audio Track

This is an easy to use plugin that enables you to record and play back a single track of audio. You can also load audio from a url and concatenate audio from recorded sounds and external audio files into a single audio track.

Click here for the demo

An audio track can be created like so:

var audioTrack = new WebAudioTrack()

This creates a single track of audio. For more than one track, or source simply construct multiple instances e.g.

var microphoneTrack = new WebAudioTrack();
var mp3Track = new WebAudioTrack();

You can then use the methods below to record and playback audio.

Properties

isPlaying

Type: Boolean

isRecording

Type: Boolean

volume

Type: Number

Methods

play():Promise

Play the audio track.

stop()

Stop playing the audio track.

startRecording(callback?:function)

Start recording via the microphone. Takes an optional callback parameter.

If called a second time the previous recording will be overwritten.

stopRecording(callback?:function)

Stop the recording process. Takes an optional callback parameter.

getRecordingTime(): number

Returns the length of the recording in seconds

setVolume(value: number)

Set the playback volume. Value should be in between 0 and 1.

loadUrl(url: string): Promise

Loads audio data from an external file specified in the url parameter.

appendAudioFromTrack(WebAudioTrack)

Append audio from another WebAudiotrack instance to the current audio track.

appendAudioFromUrl(url)

Append audio from an external file to the current audio track.