Recording using device Mic

[marcomora2]

Hello, I'd like to edit your fantastic software and be able to record a track using the microphone of your own device. Have you already explored this possibility? Do you see any problems or do you have any suggestions to start developing in this direction? Maybe using some ready-made library like webrtc or something similar...
thank you,
ciao
Marco

[mr21]

Hi :)

Thanks for you nice words :) playing with the microphone seems to me something easy with webaudio, the actual problem is only UX, the audio part is not limited...
The whole codebase is being rewrite (and it will finish soon) to have a better undo/redo mechanic, etc.

Send me an email, I will invite you in our Slack if you want, you will be able to discuss of everything rapidly if you want

[marcomora2]

Thanks, can you invite me inSlack? if you need just my email, this m.morandi@indire.it is good, thanks again, ciao, marco 2017-04-22 5:16 GMT+02:00 Thomas Tortorini <notifications@github.com>:

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Hi :) Thanks for you nice words :) playing with the microphone seems to me something easy with webaudio, the actual problem is only UX, the audio part is not limited... The whole codebase is being rewrite (and it will finish soon) to have a better undo/redo mechanic, etc. Send me an email, I will invite you in our Slack if you want, you will be able to discuss of everything rapidly if you want — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#14 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AacqLJkdluFkM0QCtamxHYNr7MsbkvHBks5ryXERgaJpZM4NC0KJ> .

[marcomora2]

Thank you, I joined the group. Can I invite a collegue? 2017-04-22 5:16 GMT+02:00 Thomas Tortorini <notifications@github.com>:

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Hi :) Thanks for you nice words :) playing with the microphone seems to me something easy with webaudio, the actual problem is only UX, the audio part is not limited... The whole codebase is being rewrite (and it will finish soon) to have a better undo/redo mechanic, etc. Send me an email, I will invite you in our Slack if you want, you will be able to discuss of everything rapidly if you want — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#14 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AacqLJkdluFkM0QCtamxHYNr7MsbkvHBks5ryXERgaJpZM4NC0KJ> .

[mr21]

Of course, send me his email here or in private as you want :)

[marcomora2]

ok, this one: e.cauteruccio@indire.it Marco 2017-04-26 8:57 GMT+02:00 Thomas Tortorini <notifications@github.com>:

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Of course, send me his email here or in private as you want :) — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#14 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AacqLP9XvIbmFecUqyIw2dUyRocMV_BZks5rzurogaJpZM4NC0KJ> .

[mr21]

Done, welcome to you :)

[robinduerhager]

Hey wanted to ask if this feature has been build in or what the development status of this is :)

[mr21]

Hi @robinduerhager, sadly nothing has been done related to this..
The WAVE file coming from the mic, how do you imagine handle it? it can not be saved in the localStorage neither in the JSON composition's file 🤔

Without a cloud account where you could upload this, it will not be practical, you would have to download the file after recording it, and after using it as a normal custom outside buffer..

GridSound will first handle the cloud uploading buffer first

[robinduerhager]

Hey :),

it seems like the podcast software Riverside is using IndexedDB to store recordings in binary. LocalStorage is mainly for storing key/value data in string form. Same goes for JSON i think.

maybe that would work? 🤔

[robinduerhager]

Hey, i just found this Audionodes Website and thought i should let you know, that you can probably get a good grasp from there on how to use IndexedDB to store some binary Audiodata :). In a Blogpost the author refers to implementing different Audio decoders for different files (except for WAV files "because those already used a fast, optimized decoder before", so that sounds like a good starting point for implementing such a feature).

Just open up the devtools in the Audionodes Webapp and inspect the IndexedDB. It will look something like this when you uploaded an audiofile:

Audiofile Metadata that was uploaded

Actual Audiobuffers