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Guitar Pocketbook, my first iPhone Duo app. - AVAudioEngine graph in TypeScript - Folding drives the mix (reverb and tone) - Hinge glows with audio frequency - WebGPU (metal) handles all visual fx Built with NativeScript

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

Firing up audio nodes in TypeScript.

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

Applying the Karplus-Strong method to synthesize the guitar string plucks.

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

The visual fx are all driven via @nativescript/canvas from @triniwiz 🔥

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Vishal Paliwal · iOS motion + UX · Eightinity6 days ago

@NativeScript AVAudioEngine on a fold is the right graph. Drive reverb off the hinge angle, keep WebGPU on the inner scene, and the glow reads as audio not a sticker.

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Modern Web Development6 days ago

@NativeScript This guy's work is incredible!

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

@NativeScript Hey thanks, super fun device to work on.

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Oscar Miranda6 days ago

@NativeScript beautiful man, best duo use case ive seen around

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

@NativeScript thank you!

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Mike Gannotti5 days ago

@NativeScript Sweet!!

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Tom6 days ago

@NativeScript Looks great

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

@NativeScript thanks Tom! working in a film aspect might be an interesting future addition 👀

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ShipNomad6 days ago

@NativeScript Can you lock the reverb once you find a sound you like, then unfold the phone without changing it?

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Nathan Walker6 days ago

@NativeScript good idea, yes likely to add lock setting like that

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