The audio buffer (typically from an audio file) which contains the audio data. In most cases you need to create a AudioBuffer op to load your audio sample and connect it to this port.

When set the playback is started

When set to true the sound will start to play as soon as the AudioBuffer is loaded.

Weather or not the playback should start from the beginning once the end has been reached. Please note that some browsers have problems doing a perfect loop with certain file types. If you e.g. use an MP3-file as AudioBuffer Google Chrome might produce a slight gap between the loops. Ogg-files sometimes work better.

trigger to restart the playback

The time in seconds when the sound should begin to play (once Start / Stop has been set to true). A time of 0 means play now, 3 means at 3 seconds of the web audio time.

The time in seconds when the sound should stop to play (once Start / Stop has been set to false). A time of 0 means stop now.

Shifts the playback position

How fast / slow the audio should be played back, 1 is normal speed, 2 double speed, 0.5 half speed.

How much the sound should be detuned in cents. -100 means one semitone lower, 100 one semitone higher, 12000 is one octave higher (12 * 100).

The audio out object

returns true if audio file is playing, false if not

true if currently loading an audio source