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Audio Playback

About Audio Playback​

Audio playback refers to the process of playing back recorded audio files. This can be either loaded from memory or streamed from a file or a web-based audio stream. Audio playback is an essential part of many industries, including music, film, and broadcasting. It allows for the reproduction of sound in a way that is faithful to the original recording, allowing listeners to experience the full range of sounds and nuances in the recording.

Audio Player​

This example loads an mp3 audio file and plays it on the audio output using AudioPlayerNode. Playback can be controlled by the play(), pause() and stop() methods.

Code Example​

{
  "nodes": {
    {
      "id": "audioPlayerNode",
      "type": "AudioPlayerNode"
    },
  },
  "connections": {
    { "sourceNode": "audioPlayerNode", "destinationNode": "outputNode" }
  },
  "tracks": {
    "audioPlayerNode": "example.mp3"
  }
}

Synchronized Audio Players​

In this example two audio players are synchronized using a subgraph. The SubgraphSourceNode makes sure that the audio players are started and stopped exactly at the same time.

Code Example​

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