​

// SOUNDS

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// Create a Players object and load the "kick.mp3" and "snare.mp3" files

let kit = new Tone.Players({

  "kick": "samples/505/kick.mp3",

  "snare": "samples/505/snare.mp3"

});

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// Connect the player output to the computer's audio output

kit.toMaster();

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Tone.Transport.bpm.value = 120;

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// Try different values between 0 and 1.

Tone.Transport.swing = 0.5;

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// Try applying the swing to different subdivisions ("4n", "2n", etc). 

// The default value is "16n"

// Tone.Transport.swingSubdivision = "2n";

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// Create a loop: call playBeat every quarter note

// Use Tone.Loop this time (instead of scheduleRepeat)

let loop = new Tone.Loop(playBeat, "4n").start(0);

// If we set humanize to true: +/- 0.01s to the scheduled time. 

// loop.humanize = true; 

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// Or we can give it a time value:

// loop.humanize = "0.1s";

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// You can also 'humanize' the timing of your audio loop callback:

// drift by +/- a 16nth-note

// audioLoop.humanize = "1n";

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// Audio playback loop

function playBeat(time) {

  let beat = Tone.Transport.position.split(":")[1];

  console.log(beat);

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  if (beat == 0) {

    // Push back

    kit.get("kick").start(time + Tone.Time("16n"));

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    // Push forward

    //kit.get("kick").start(time - Tone.Time("16n"));

  } else {

    kit.get("snare").start(time);

  }

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}

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// Once all audio files have been loaded, start the Tone playhead

Tone.Buffer.on('load', start);

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function start() {

  Tone.Transport.start();

}

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function setup() {

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}

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function draw() {

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}