SoundJS is a library to make working with audio on the web easier. It provides a consistent API for playing audio in different browsers, including using a target plugin model to provide an easy way to provide additional audio plugins like Web Audio, and a Flash fallback. A mechanism has been provided for easily tying in audio preloading to PreloadJS
createjs.Sound.addEventListener("fileload", handleLoadComplete);
createjs.Sound.registerSound({src:"path/to/sound.mp3|path/to/sound.ogg", id:"sound"});
function handleLoadComplete(event) {
createjs.Sound.play("sound");
}
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- Find examples and more information at the SoundJS web site
- Read the documentation
- You can also ask questions and interact with other users at our Community site.
- Have a look at the included examples and API documentation for more in-depth information.
The core API for playing sounds. Call createjs.Sound.play(sound, ...options), and a sound instance is created that can be used to control the audio, and dispatches events when it is complete, loops, or is interrupted.
A controllable sound object that wraps the actual plugin implementation, providing a consistent API for audio playback, no matter what happens in the background. Sound instances can be paused, muted, and stopped; and the volume, pan (where available), and position changed using the simple API.
The default, built-in plugin, which uses Web Audio APIs to playback sounds. Note that WebAudio will fail to load when run locally, and the HTML audio plugin will be used instead.
The fallback built-in plugin, which manages audio playback via the HTML5 tag. This will be used in instances where the WebAudio plugin is not available.
An additional plugin which uses a flash shim (and SWFObject) to playback audio using Flash. You must manually set up and register this plugin.
Have a look at the included examples and API documentation for more in-depth information.