waves
A free music toy — play it in your browser, no install. Drop in a song and ride it: an Audiosurf-like game in the browser
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Drop in a song and ride it: an Audiosurf-like game in the browser. The track is built from the music itself: ridges are its spectrum and arrive on the beat, choruses and drops speed you up, kicks shake the field. Every hit lands in a lane by its band (bass, mids, highs): catch the white ones, dodge the red ones. Three red hits and the song stops.
Play at dragunovartem99.github.io/waves. Steer with ← → or by tapping either half of the screen; Space or Esc pauses. The song never leaves your browser.
Add ?debug to the URL for the analysis view: loudness and detected onsets over the whole song.
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