Typedrummer (typedrummer.com)

Grizzly engineers from the 70s told me of a way to use a radio to detect stuck code. Tune it to the computer's clock and if it started to make a constant pattern, you had a bug!

Pull the tab into a new window and you can then layer sounds.

It's how WebAudio works. If the tab loses focus, the callbacks to the Audio Thread are throttled so the sequencing might be a bit messed up.

I think it is more how any JS script works, Chrome and Firefox (at least) slow down the process (for CPU consumption, to save battery... etc). Since that script is working using a setInterval to look ahead, he needs to wrap the setInterval in a Web Worker, so that thread is never runned slowly.

Basically creates a pattern from your letters and sequences it using WebAudio. If you look at the Network tab, you'll see the individual mp3 files for each letter being downloaded.

Surround your stuff with parens

And now I am humming the rest of the melody, and loading up Netflix. You have ruined my entire day of productivity. It is 10:17 am. Godspeed, you glorious bastard.

Slight variation - http://typedrummer.com/0r4ki5

Variant from later in the story: http://typedrummer.com/tubs9r

Which browser is this?

Well played.

illuminati confirmed

by John Cage

you killed it.

Firefox wanted to correct the spelling of some words. I let it do it for once.

http://typedrummer.com/zbkrw0

Sounds pretty sweet!

i thought that

Comma also works.