Google today released the first beta version of Chrome 29 for desktop and Android. Most of the major changes in this update are happening on the Android platform, which now supports the Web Audio ...

Google has delayed a Chrome update that breaks audio on many web games until December, but developers are still frustrated with how it’s handled the process.

A Google Chrome update that disabled the audio in numerous web-based games has been temporarily rolled back.

The Web Audio API is a W3C standard, but as usual, different browser vendors implement these standards in different ways.

Howler.js provides a modern audio library with support for the Web Audio API and a fallback mechanism for HTML5 Audio. The project strives to streamline cross-platform development efforts with ...

In previous posts on this blog Olivier described our work with the Web Audio API. We wanted to work with the Web Audio API, to discover its capabilities and limitations, and to contribute learning ...

Lonce Wyse, Srikumar Subramanian, The Viability of the Web Browser as a Computer Music Platform, Computer Music Journal, Vol. 37, No. 4 (Winter 2013), pp. 10-23 ...

Explore the BBC sound of the 1960s with our 4 demos of Radiophonic equipment, built with the new Web Audio API standard. This project re-creates some of the near-mythical techniques and hardware ...

Google is partially rolling back a recent Chrome change that blocked autoplaying audio, after web developers complained that it had broken countless games and apps.

The Web Audio API in action. Image: Screenshot/Webmonkey Google is celebrating electronic music pioneer Robert Moog's 78th birthday with a Google doodle of the iconic Moog synthesizer.