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simple mic component #52
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This really doesn't do much of anything right now. Just gets permission from the user to use their mic and then gets the mic/line-in audio stream connected to the analyser so it can be used for visuals. Which you can confirm in the demo by importing Mic component and talking into your mic and seeing the equalizer respond to it.
Functionally right now not a lot of use cases.
However if we can get recording in, we could then implement steps and sequencers to take little live mic recordings and plop them into the sequence. Basically could then beatbox into your mic and loop it using the browser.