Web Audio Studio started as a personal learning project. The earliest version was an educational platform inspired by Codecademy — lessons on the left, code in the center, audio graph on the right. As I built it, I realized the core tool (code → visual graph → audio) was valuable on its own for anyone working with Web Audio API. I got fascinated by how digital audio works — synthesis, filters, effects, all of it. The browser actually has a powerful built-in audio engine called the Web Audio API, but working with it is painful. You write code, press play, and... hope it sounds right. There's no way to see what you've built. Debugging is a nightmare. So I built a tool to fix that. Web Audio Studio lets you write audio code and instantly see it as an interactive visual graph — boxes and connections showing exactly how sound flows through your program. You can tweak parameters in real-time and hear the changes immediately. Think of it like a visual debugger for sound. What's inside: - Code editor on the left, visual audio graph on the right - Real-time parameter controls — change a value, hear the difference - Built-in visualizations showing what each audio node actually does to the signal - 20 ready-made templates to start from - Runs entirely in the browser, nothing to install

Web Audio Studio

A Visual Debugger for Web Audio API Graphs

A Visual Debugger for Web Audio API Graphs