Fully-Featured FM Synthesizer in the Browser made with Rust, Web Audio, and SIMD WebAssembly (demo)
WebAssembly-Powered FM Synthesizer.
An 8-operator, polyphonic FM synthesizer running completely in the web browser via Rust compiled to WebAssembly with SIMD acceleration. A demo from the larger web synth platform I’m building.
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