Javascript sounds without import

Question

I'm trying to make a game in this app using just the web languages, without importing anything.
now I am wondering if i can make sounds without importing any files, I'm hoping I can somehow make like 8-bit sounds.
is there a way to do anything like this?

thanks for reading, if you are interested, here is my code ;)
https://code.sololearn.com/WD3C1xT8rXeo/?ref=app

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/W6tag8TitMKQ/?ref=app

Answer 2

THOSE ARE WONDERFUL
I NEED TO CODE A WAVE ON A CANVAS!! (but I'm really lazy atm dang)

Answer 3

@The Coding Sloth, you just impressed me a lot :o
I edited my previous comment by the way

Answer 4

@wout werkman
If that could ever help you:
https://code.sololearn.com/Ws357aromYw4/?ref=app
This is awfully coded but..... but it works!! (....a bit xD)

Answer 5

congrats bro💐💐

Answer 6

What a yummy fruit ＊＿＊

Answer 7

First and foremost, let me tell you your game is incredibly good, great job!!

Now, as far as I know, you can't
But let's assume you manage to do it somehow, you'll then face another really annoying problem:
on mobile devices, there is no way to automatically play a sound, you always need to trigger it with a click or something similar :c

EDIT:
Ok I was completely wrong, my bad
@The Coding Sloth just showed me something wonderful which I can't way to play with

Answer 8

@QuentinJanuel, that's what I thought until I found that solution.

Answer 9

You highly deserved it!!
By the way I am making a music with the oscillator since I read The Coding Sloth's comment! This is so much fun ^^

Answer 10

Audio runs on an asynchronous thread, the significance of which can be easy to miss. Three of these try to time sound interactions, especially where it's crucial (like morse); the other uses beat frequency / interference.

Spent some time on an audio illusion:
https://code.sololearn.com/W7jLtnVBmTyo/?ref=app

Midi reference, trying to coordinate with vibrate:
https://code.sololearn.com/Wfzu19163vr8/?ref=app

Simpler object setup (warbling / beat frequency):
https://code.sololearn.com/WtQNPJWBm54i/?ref=app

Morse (note: auto start)
https://code.sololearn.com/WhA0089E477F/?ref=app

Answer 11

Please keep in mind you are not COTD because of us but only thanks to the wonderful quality of your code!

The Coding Sloth solved your problem but I personnally don't deserve any thank at all, I'm just really glad I went to discover your content (and the JS oscillator, oh god that feature is pure gold)

Thank you also for being such a nice person in the Q&A section, you are a real breath of fresh air.
I wish you the best with your code!
Me :)

Answer 12

I'm just going to sit here and smile happily for a little bit :)

Answer 13

@The Coding Sloth this is truly amazing! I'm looking forward to working this out!

Answer 14

thanks all, now that I have all this information, and I finally made my code working for almost all the devices, I can focus on the sounds... if I'm done moving to amsterdam this weekend, had little spare time because of preparations

@The Coding Sloth @QuentinJanuel
thanks for kick-starting my code's popularity and somehow magically making it COTD.
I learned so much from the feedback I got from COTD, it has been an eye opening experience, and it made me much more secure about my programming,
@Kirk Schafer
Thanks for your great and thorough response, and very detailed explanations, your work and knowledge has been based on a solid base of knowledge and research, I learned allot from your feedback

one day I will know how to, and be able to thank you

much respect,
me ;)

Answer 15

Wow; All I really hope for is that you're interested in more and explore whatever inspirations speak to you. Thanks for the kind words, by which I mean: It's nice to see people talking like this with each other. @Everyone here, I hope your ideas keep bearing fruit.

Answer 16

@Kirk Shafer, fruits like this one?

https://code.sololearn.com/WObgZYrOTd4d/?ref=app

Answer 17

https://code.sololearn.com/WIvV3u3E0s6B/?ref=app

Answer 18

thanks guys, I don't know how, but I'm pretty sure my code became COTD because of you ;)

Answer 19

Making sounds with Webaudio is the simple part, the harder part is chaining sounds to make a melody. Now it's definitely doable - you have to write a scheduler - but a bit tricky.
The simplest library I have found yet (and I'm looking so let me know if you know any) that could be used for that purpose is beet.js, maybe you can give that a try. http://zya.github.io/beet.js/

Answer 20

wow I actually enjoy myself 10/10 for me