Software Architect, Author, Musician, Dude.
Last week, I reported on an important milestone in our music visualizer project: Successful creation (from static files) of an HD video (with audio) using Node.js and FFMpeg. Our ultimate goal: To generate thirty client-rendered WebGL frames per second, push them across a socket to a Node.js microservice, create a video, and upload it to YouTube. Sounds crazy? You bet. But it’s a Read More …
In the previous article, I detailed how we arrived at the idea of rendering our music visualizer’s WebGL frames in the web browser, and shipping them to the server for assembly into a final video. In this article I’ll be discussing the early progress of my exploration into that approach. Setting up a Host Read More …
I’m working on an exciting new geegaw with a business partner and old friend in Seattle. It’s a 3D music visualizer built in HTML5 / WebGL using PureMVC, React, and Three.js. We already have a solid, extendable client framework, and some great stuff going on in the rendered scene, which the user can Read More …