I Ported a C Audio Effects Engine to JavaScript So You Can Generate Weird Noises in Your Browser

There's something oddly satisfying about generating noise. Not random MP3s — actual algorithmic noise. White noise with a flanger. Distorted static. A growling bass sound made from nothing but random numbers and math. Most people don't have a C compiler and a DSP textbook handy, so I ported an entire audio effects engine from C to JavaScript and wrapped it in a web interface. The result is a browser-based noise generator with 11 different audio effects — from simple echo to a phase-locked loop t