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eternal coma site

A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive retro-OS artist site with a custom Web Audio API player (EQ, reverb, oscilloscope) — vanilla JS, no frameworks

by @yazaychik · yazaychik/eternal-coma-site on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON YAZAYCHIK.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 12 Jul 2026

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A fully interactive, single-file "desktop OS" experience built for the electronic music artist ETERNAL COMA, centered around a custom audio player with real DSP processing built on the Web Audio API — no frameworks, no build step, no external audio libraries.

Live demo — opening the player, adjusting the EQ, switching tracks

Player + playlist, EQ open, live oscilloscope, one of the in-universe notifications

This isn't a template site — it's a from-scratch simulation of a retro desktop environment (think Windows 95/98 + Winamp) with a genuinely functional audio engine underneath.

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