A distributed soundboard, using websockets!
Anyone with this webpage open will be able to spam others by playing short sound clips.
Start the server:
./script/server
Go to http://localhost:3000/
Run guard to automatically compile coffeescript and sass files.
To add sounds to the soundboard, create MP3 and Ogg Vorbis versions of your sample,
and put these in the ./public/audio folder.
Make sure to remove leading/trailing silence and normalize the volume so it's not too
loud or soft compared to the other sounds.
Next, add a single line to the <ul> list in the ./public/index.html file, with
a data-file corresponding to the files you created.
For example, to add a 'cool-whip' sample, create cool-whip.mp3 and cool-whip.ogg
files, add them to ./public/audio, and add the following line in index.html:
<li data-file='cool-whip'>COOL WHIP</li>To convert a sound to both .ogg and .mp3, run:
./script/convert /path/to/sound.wav
To add multiple versions of a sample, add a numeric suffix to the filenames
(e.g. jobs1.ogg, jobs2.ogg, etc.), and add a data-versions attribute with the
number of files to the HTML entry:
<li data-file='jobs' data-versions='11'>THEY TOOK'R JUBS</li>A random sound will be played for every listener.
Some tools to use:
- Audacity (free audio editor)
- YouTube mp3 (to download the audio of YouTube movies)