SEO

January 27, 2020

Google Dropped Google Instant Search “SEO is dead” Portmaneau + google + instant = googlnstant /gugʌnstʌnt/

 
Google has dropped Google Instant Search

Google’s method of showing search results as you type them —

after Google launched Google Instant, they are killing Google Instant Search to bring Google Search more inline with mobile devices, Google has removed the feature from search effective today


Breda By Night III / Slow shutter speed

Port Manteaux churns out silly new words when you feed it an idea or two. Enter a word (or two) above and you'll get back a bunch of portmanteau created by jamming together words that are conceptually related to your inputs.
For example, enter "giraffe" and you'll get back words like "gazellephant" and "gorilldebeest". Enter "south america" and "chess" and you'll get back words like "checkuador".
Port Manteaux was created by Doug Beeferman and Sean Gerrish. It uses the Datamuse API to find related words, and then finds combinations of these words that pair well together phonetically.
Note: The algorithm tries [dic] reconstruct a spelling for the new word after generating its pronunciation, and sometimes this spelling isn't quite right. If you're able to read IPA you'll find a more accurate pronunciation in the "Pronunciation" column on the right.








Input words
New word (click to hear)Pronunciation

google+instant=googlnstant/gugʌnstʌnt/

osama+instant=osamanstant/oʊsɔmʌnstʌnt/

oprah+instant=oprahnstant/oʊprʌnstʌnt/

adrian+instant=adrianstant/eɪdriʌnstʌnt/

firefox+simultaneous=firefoximultaneous/fʌrʌfɔksaɪmʌɫteɪniʌs/

microsoft+twinkling=microsoftwinkling/maɪkroʊsɔftwʌŋkʌɫʌŋ/

osama+instantaneous=osamanstantaneous/oʊsɔmʌnstʌntæniʌs/

exigent+translate=exigentranslate/ɛksʌdʒʌntrænzɫeɪt/

present+translate=presentranslate/prɛzʌntrænzɫeɪt/

immediate+translate=immediateranslate/ʌmidiʌtrænzɫeɪt/

imminent+translate=imminentranslate/ʌmʌnʌntrænzɫeɪt/

firefox+snapshots=firefoxnapshots/fʌrʌfɔksnæpʃɔts/

analytics+snapshots=analyticsnapshots/ænʌɫʌtʌksnæpʃɔts/

firefox+sensation=firefoxensation/fʌrʌfɔksɛnseɪʃʌn/

analytics+sensation=analyticsensation/ænʌɫʌtʌksɛnseɪʃʌn/

desktop+protocol=desktoprotocol/dɛsktɔproʊtʌkɔɫ/

oprah+instantaneous=oprahnstantaneous/oʊprʌnstʌntæniʌs/

moment+translate=momentranslate/moʊmʌntrænzɫeɪt/

prompt+translate=promptranslate/prɔmptrænzɫeɪt/

client+translate=clientranslate/kɫaɪʌntrænzɫeɪt/

docs+simultaneous=docsimultaneous/dɔksaɪmʌɫteɪniʌs/

maps+simultaneous=mapsimultaneous/mæpsaɪmʌɫteɪniʌs/

osama+insistent=osamansistent/oʊsɔmʌnsʌstʌnt/

osama+instantly=osamanstantly/oʊsɔmʌnstʌntɫi/

second+desktop=secondesktop/sɛkʌndɛsktɔp/

desktop+present=desktopresent/dɛsktɔprɛzʌnt/

firefox+streaming=firefoxtreaming/fʌrʌfɔkstrimʌŋ/

analytics+streaming=analyticstreaming/ænʌɫʌtʌkstrimʌŋ/

minute+translate=minuteranslate/mʌnʌtrænzɫeɪt/

direct+translate=directranslate/dɝɛktrænzɫeɪt/

swift+translate=swiftranslate/swʌftrænzɫeɪt/

urgent+translate=urgentranslate/ɝdʒʌntrænzɫeɪt/

osama+attraction=osamattraction/oʊsɔmʌtrækʃʌn/

apps+simultaneous=appsimultaneous/æpsaɪmʌɫteɪniʌs/

oprah+insistent=oprahnsistent/oʊprʌnsʌstʌnt/

schmidt+twinkling=schmidtwinkling/ʃmʌtwʌŋkʌɫʌŋ/

oprah+instantly=oprahnstantly/oʊprʌnstʌntɫi/

oprah+immediately=oprahmmediately/oʊprʌmidiʌtɫi/

docs+celebrity=docslebrity/dɔksʌɫɛbrʌti/

maps+celebrity=mapslebrity/mæpsʌɫɛbrʌti/

adrian+instantaneous=adrianstantaneous/eɪdriʌnstʌntæniʌs/

fast+translate=fastranslate/fæstrænzɫeɪt/

inst+translate=instranslate/ʌnstrænzɫeɪt/

burst+translate=burstranslate/bɝstrænzɫeɪt/

docs+snapshots=docsnapshots/dɔksnæpʃɔts/

docs+sensation=docsensation/dɔksɛnseɪʃʌn/

maps+sensation=mapsensation/mæpsɛnseɪʃʌn/

oprah+attraction=oprahttraction/oʊprʌtrækʃʌn/

apps+celebrity=appslebrity/æpsʌɫɛbrʌti/

oprah+immediate=oprahmmediate/oʊprʌmidiʌt/

oprah+imminent=oprahmminent/oʊprʌmʌnʌnt/

snap+privacy=snaprivacy/snæpraɪvʌsi/

docs+streaming=docstreaming/dɔkstrimʌŋ/

maps+streaming=mapstreaming/mæpstrimʌŋ/

apis+streaming=apistreaming/æpʌstrimʌŋ/

ios+snapshots=iosnapshots/ioʊsnæpʃɔts/

chat+translate=chatranslate/tʃætrænzɫeɪt/

apps+sensation=appsensation/æpsɛnseɪʃʌn/

hit+translate=hitranslate/hʌtrænzɫeɪt/

map+protocol=maprotocol/mæproʊtʌkɔɫ/

nexus+instant=nexunstant/nɛksʌnstʌnt/

facebook+instant=faceboonstant/feɪsbʌnstʌnt/

firefox+second=firefoxecond/fʌrʌfɔksɛkʌnd/

analytics+second=analyticsecond/ænʌɫʌtʌksɛkʌnd/

desktop+prompt=desktoprompt/dɛsktɔprɔmpt/

facebook+client=facebooklient/feɪsbʌkɫaɪʌnt/

sherlock+client=sherlocklient/ʃɝɫɔkɫaɪʌnt/

sherlock+classic=sherlocklassic/ʃɝɫɔkɫæsʌk/

map+present=mapresent/mæprɛzʌnt/

soup+privacy=souprivacy/supraɪvʌsi/

apps+streaming=appstreaming/æpstrimʌŋ/

ios+streaming=iostreaming/ioʊstrimʌŋ/

app+protocol=approtocol/æproʊtʌkɔɫ/

docs+second=docsecond/dɔksɛkʌnd/

maps+second=mapsecond/mæpsɛkʌnd/

maps+success=mapsuccess/mæpsʌksɛs/

adrian+insistent=adriansistent/eɪdriʌnsʌstʌnt/

adrian+instantly=adrianstantly/eɪdriʌnstʌntɫi/

app+present=appresent/æprɛzʌnt/

app+privacy=apprivacy/æpraɪvʌsi/

apps+second=appsecond/æpsɛkʌnd/

map+prompt=maprompt/mæprɔmpt/

faq+client=faqlient/fækɫaɪʌnt/

apps+success=appsuccess/æpsʌksɛs/

faq+classic=faqlassic/fækɫæsʌk/

searches+instant=searchenstant/sɝtʃʌnstʌnt/

wallet+instant=wallenstant/wɔɫʌnstʌnt/

doodle+instant=doodlnstant/dudʌnstʌnt/

google+instantaneous=googlnstantaneous/gugʌnstʌntæniʌs/

fast+twitter=fastwitter/fæstwʌtɝ/

wink+keyword=winkeyword/wʌŋkiwɝd/

moment+twitter=momentwitter/moʊmʌntwʌtɝ/

trice+scholar=tricecholar/traɪskɔɫɝ/

google+imperative=googlmperative/gugʌmpɛrʌtʌv/

google+insistent=googlnsistent/gugʌnsʌstʌnt/

facebook+crying=facebookrying/feɪsbʌkraɪʌŋ/

sherlock+crying=sherlockrying/ʃɝɫɔkraɪʌŋ/

exigent+twitter=exigentwitter/ɛksʌdʒʌntwʌtɝ/

second+doodle=secondoodle/sɛkʌndudʌɫ/
Summary:
  1. The Google Instant FAQ question about the rankings says: “This change does not impact the ranking of search results.” In other words, if you were ranked number one for a certain keyword, it has not changed as a direct result of Google Instant. (174)

  2. With Google displaying data instantly (hence Google “Instant”) results will show up before Google users are able to complete their thought and their search might change to something completely different because a shorter version of the keyword got there first. (154)

  3. Google has dropped Google Instant Search after Google launched Google Instant, they are killing Google Instant Search to bring Google Search more inline with mobile devices.

     After launching Google Instant — Google’s method of showing search results as you type them — several years ago, Google has removed the feature from search effective today. (152)

  4. If you don’t want your real time search results showing up as you type, Google Instant does have an option to disable the feature. (150)

  5. Ever since Google Instant was announced and released to Google users, there has been a large debate among the SEO community and it started almost immediately after the announcement when tweets started flying that “SEO is dead with Google Instant.” What is Google Instant? Google Instant is an optional front end for users who want to see their results as they type. (137)

  6. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land: We launched Google Instant back in 2010 with the goal to provide users with the information they need as quickly as possible, even as they typed their searches on desktop devices. (134)

  7. Google Instant is an interface to display the search results, not a new way to organize the data. (126)

  8. Shortly before Google Instant was released, Google released an update to allow more than one URL off the same domain to show up in search results. (126)

  9. The first problem is that this isn’t the first time people have claimed that Google “killed SEO.” After multiple different Google upgrades (including Google Suggest, changes to the Google search page, and additions to the AdWords ads) people have made the claim SEO is dead. (125)

  10. With Google Instant, Google takes Google Suggest one-step further by displaying results in real time as well as option keywords. (123)

  11. Finally Google made the announcement that search results are now instant. (123)

  12. This stems from Google Suggest, which was created to suggest keywords to a user as they type and lets them press search at anytime to view the results. (122)

  13. Re-Evaluate Your Keywords Google Instant does result in one new major change in SEO: the need to look at both long tail and short tail keywords. (121)

  14. With this in mind, we have decided to remove Google Instant, so we can focus on ways to make Search even faster and more fluid on all devices. (115)

  15. One of the other complaints about Google Instant is that as you type the first letter there is already results on the page. (115)

  16. It may sound silly but the Meta description still plays an important role, as the overview that is posted in the Google search results. (111)

  17. Other Changes May Effect Your Rankings If your rankings did change, something other than Google Instant caused them to change. (107)

  18. Leaving a generic Meta description in place or allowing Google to come up with it’s own Meta description makes it less likely that Google users will see what you want them to see when your site appears in the results. (105)

  19. Keep in mind that Google does display results for your social circle as well as local results so ranking for those shorter keywords might not be as hard as many fear it is. (104)

  20. Optimizing a website for search engines is all about finding the right combination of assets to let Google (or any search engine) know what content can be found on the website. (96)

  21. Again, this change is to make search “more fluid on all devices” Google says. (94)

  22. Three Ways to Optimize Your Website for Google Instant (89)

Best words:
  1. google (52)
  2. instant (24)
  3. search (24)
  4. results (18)
  5. change (13)
  6. keywords (10)
  7. users (10)
  8. website (9)
  9. rankings (6)
  10. time (6)
  11. type (6)
  12. changes (6)
  13. result (5)
  14. description (5)
  15. number (5)
  16. first (5)
  17. able (5)
  18. keyword (5)
  19. want (4)
  20. pages (4)
  21. suggest (4)
  22. other (4)
  23. different (4)
  24. mobile (4)
  25. websites (4)
  26. launched (4)
  27. does (4)
  28. meta (4)
  29. page (4)
  30. tail (4)
Keyword highlighting:
  • The Google Instant FAQ question about the rankings says: “This change does not impact the ranking of search results.” In other words, if you were ranked number one for a certain keyword, it has not changed as a direct result of Google Instant.
  • With Google displaying data instantly (hence Google “Instant”) results will show up before Google users are able to complete their thought and their search might change to something completely different because a shorter version of the keyword got there first.
  • Google has dropped Google Instant Search after Google launched Google Instant, they are killing Google Instant Search to bring Google Search more inline with mobile devices After launching Google Instant — Google’s method of showing search results as you type them — several years ago, Google has removed the feature from search effective today.
  • If you don’t want your real time search results showing up as you type, Google Instant does have an option to disable the feature.
  • Ever since Google Instant was announced and released to Google users, there has been a large debate among the SEO community and it started almost immediately after the announcement when tweets started flying that “SEO is dead with Google Instant.” What is Google Instant? Google Instant is an optional front end for users who want to see their results as they type.
  • A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land: We launched Google Instant back in 2010 with the goal to provide users with the information they need as quickly as possible, even as they typed their searches on desktop devices.
  • Google Instant is an interface to display the search results, not a new way to organize the data.
  • Shortly before Google Instant was released, Google released an update to allow more than one URL off the same domain to show up in search results.
  • The first problem is that this isn’t the first time people have claimed that Google “killed SEO.” After multiple different Google upgrades (including Google Suggest, changes to the Google search page, and additions to the AdWords ads) people have made the claim SEO is dead.
  • With Google Instant, Google takes Google Suggest one-step further by displaying results in real time as well as option keywords.
  • Finally Google made the announcement that search results are now instant.
  • This stems from Google Suggest, which was created to suggest keywords to a user as they type and lets them press search at anytime to view the results.
  • Re-Evaluate Your Keywords Google Instant does result in one new major change in SEO: the need to look at both long tail and short tail keywords.
  • With this in mind, we have decided to remove Google Instant, so we can focus on ways to make Search even faster and more fluid on all devices.
  • One of the other complaints about Google Instant is that as you type the first letter there is already results on the page.
  • It may sound silly but the Meta description still plays an important role, as the overview that is posted in the Google search results.
  • Other Changes May Effect Your Rankings If your rankings did change, something other than Google Instant caused them to change.
  • Leaving a generic Meta description in place or allowing Google to come up with it’s own Meta description makes it less likely that Google users will see what you want them to see when your site appears in the results.
  • Keep in mind that Google does display results for your social circle as well as local results so ranking for those shorter keywords might not be as hard as many fear it is.
  • Optimizing a website for search engines is all about finding the right combination of assets to let Google (or any search engine) know what content can be found on the website.
  • Again, this change is to make search “more fluid on all devices” Google says.
  • Three Ways to Optimize Your Website for Google Instant 1.
Sentences:
  1. Google has dropped Google Instant Search after Google launched Google Instant, they are killing Google Instant Search to bring Google Search more inline with mobile devices launching Google Instant — Google’s method of showing search results as you type them — several years ago, Google has removed the feature from search effective today.

  2. Google Instant launched in 2010 under the leadership of Marissa Mayer.

  3. Mayer called this change a “fundamental shift in search” and the news was covered across all major media when it launched.

  4. Now with the changes in how searchers use mobile — and over 50% of all Google searches being on mobile — Google decided to do away with this feature.

  5. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land: We launched Google Instant back in 2010 with the goal to provide users with the information they need as quickly as possible, even as they typed their searches on desktop devices.

  6. Since then, many more of our searches happen on mobile, with very different input and interaction and screen constraints.

  7. With this in mind, we have decided to remove Google Instant, so we can focus on ways to make Search even faster and more fluid on all devices.

  8. Now as you type, you will only see search suggestions and then be able to click on those suggestions to see the results.

  9. The search results will not load any result pages without clicking on a search suggestion or clicking enter.

  10. Again, this change is to make search “more fluid on all devices” Google says.

  11. For a few days in September Google confused their users with different logos made up of a variety of colors and shapes.

  12. Finally Google made the announcement that search results are now instant.

  13. Although, not everyone was thrilled.

  14. Ever since Google Instant was announced and released to Google users, there has been a large debate among the SEO community and it started almost immediately after the announcement when tweets started flying that “SEO is dead with Google Instant.” What is Google Instant? Google Instant is an optional front end for users who want to see their results as they type.

  15. This stems from Google Suggest, which was created to suggest keywords to a user as they type and lets them press search at anytime to view the results.

  16. With Google Instant, Google takes Google Suggest one-step further by displaying results in real time as well as option keywords.

  17. If you don’t want your real time search results showing up as you type, Google Instant does have an option to disable the feature.

  18. Why Google Instant Did Not Kill SEO There are a variety of problems with the “SEO is dead” theory.

  19. The first problem is that this isn’t the first time people have claimed that Google “killed SEO.” After multiple different Google upgrades (including Google Suggest, changes to the Google search page, and additions to the AdWords ads) people have made the claim SEO is dead.

  20. Some of those changes were implemented years ago, and SEO hasn’t gone anywhere.

  21. One of the other complaints about Google Instant is that as you type the first letter there is already results on the page.

  22. Google users may never get to the result if they find something else first.

  23. This is a problem for some websites who have dedicated their SEO budget for ranking for long tail keywords and have not been able to rank for short tail keywords.

  24. Optimizing a website for search engines is all about finding the right combination of assets to let Google (or any search engine) know what content can be found on the website.

  25. Google Instant is an interface to display the search results, not a new way to organize the data.

  26. The Google Instant FAQ question about the rankings says: “This change does not impact the ranking of search results.” In other words, if you were ranked number one for a certain keyword, it has not changed as a direct result of Google Instant.

  27. Other Changes May Effect Your Rankings If your rankings did change, something other than Google Instant caused them to change.

  28. Shortly before Google Instant was released, Google released an update to allow more than one URL off the same domain to show up in search results.

  29. This change opened the door for millions of websites to have more than just the top spot for one specific keyword.

  30. This change alone can make a huge difference in the way sites were ranked, your site could have easily been pushed down by the same site that once controlled only the number one spot.

  31. As new sites become available throughout the internet the competition for each keyword becomes greater.

  32. In order to handle the growing number of websites, Google’s algorithm is always changing.

  33. The possibility of a change in rankings is one that we face every day.

  34. Three Ways to Optimize Your Website for Google Instant 1.

  35. Re-Evaluate Your Keywords Google Instant does result in one new major change in SEO: the need to look at both long tail and short tail keywords.

  36. With Google displaying data instantly (hence Google “Instant”) results will show up before Google users are able to complete their thought and their search might change to something completely different because a shorter version of the keyword got there first.

  37. Chances are you aren’t going to rank number one for every short version of a keyword.

  38. It still is important to think about one or two shorter keywords that your website might be able to rank for.

  39. Keep in mind that Google does display results for your social circle as well as local results so ranking for those shorter keywords might not be as hard as many fear it is.

  40. 2.

  41. Cleaner & More Descriptive Meta Descriptions.

  42. It may sound silly but the Meta description still plays an important role, as the overview that is posted in the Google search results.

  43. Leaving a generic Meta description in place or allowing Google to come up with it’s own Meta description makes it less likely that Google users will see what you want them to see when your site appears in the results.

  44. By filling in your own description and telling Google what it should display as a description, allows you to have some control over what Google users will know about your website before they get there.

  45. 3.

  46. Make Use of Landing Pages With real time results and not all users finishing their thoughts before they see what they want, it is a good time to start making more use of landing pages.

  47. Landing pages can focus in on the smaller keywords without forcing you to change your entire website content around those keywords.

  48. By creating a small one page websites that will ultimately direct users back to your main website you are able to focus it in on those niche topics.

  49. The landing page simply needs to contain relevant content and a link back to your main website.

  50. Having an additional link back to your website very rarely hurts you.

  51. SEO is an industry that is always changing.

  52. The search engines are in a constant battle to increase user experience and it is always resulting in changes.

  53. Sometimes these changes hurt our rankings and sometimes they just change the interface.

  54. Keep track of your rankings, when new interfaces come out, spend time with them and get to know them before ruling SEO dead.

  55. It’s going to take a lot more than instant search to change the number one result.

YouTube Wikileaks Greatest Hits 2010 Document Release Collection - Internet Archive (Use for Educational Purpose -- Most Links are Dead)

Wikileaks 2010 Document Release Collection

Archived since: Jul, 2010

Description:
Wikileaks releases collection includes documents released from the Afghan war diaries and the Iraq war logs, as well as the more recent release of the US State diplomatic cables. Please note, there are thousands of news articles, blog entries, etc. that are not listed below.

[Bikini kill: Rebel Girl] - YouTube

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YouTube - A Fascist Call: Kill Julian Assange (WikiLeaks) | FOX's Bob Beckel

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[Bikini kill: Rebel Girl] - YouTube

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The Fugs - Kill For Peace - YouTube

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The song "Kill for Peace" mocks the US government logic behind the war: "Kill , kill , kill for peace If you let them live They might support the Russians If you let them live They might love the Russians
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YouTube - ‪On Julian Assange "We Need To Kill The Guy!"‬‏

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YouTube - Generation Kill - Iraq

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YouTube - Kill Bank of America

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YouTube - I could tell you but I'd have to kill you

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"daddy he said he was gonna kill me!"
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YouTube - ‪Bill O,Reilly wishes a Drone would kill Julian Assange‬‏

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YouTube - Queen - Too much love will kill you (Legendado)

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YouTube - US troops kill afghan children

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YouTube - "Licence To Kill (1989)" Theatrical Trailer

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YouTube - I could tell you but I'd have to kill you

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"daddy he said he was gonna kill me!"
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YouTube - Alain Delon『Have I The Right To Kill?』aka『L'Insoumis』

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On Julian Assange "We Need To Kill The Guy!" - YouTube

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YouTube - EPIC FAIL - Joe Lieberman Claims America Needs Chinese Style Internet Kill Switch

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YouTube - EPIC FAIL - Joe Lieberman Claims America Needs Chinese Style Internet Kill Switch

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how tech-types insult your intelligence everyday: make a drum machine unless your [sic] (simple) stupid - maryrosecook.com


  • drum-machine.js

  • Create the audio element that is used to make sound.
    Create the object that contains functions that use web audio to make sound.
    @@ -72,8 +73,8 @@

    drum-machine.js

    tracks holds the six tracks of the drum machine. Each track has a sound and sixteen steps (or beats).
    tracks holds the six tracks of the drum machine. Each track has a sound and sixteen steps (or beats).
@@ -134,8 +135,8 @@

Update

Increase data.step by one. If data.step is 15, the last step, loop back around to 0, the first step.
Increase data.step by one. If data.step is 15 (the last step) loop back around to 0 (the first step).

Update

¶Mary livecodes a drum machine
that runs in the browser without plugins.

See the heavily annotated source code here:

http://drum-machine.maryrosecook.com

Find all the tracks where the current step is on. Play their sounds.
Find all the tracks where the current step is on. Play the sounds for those tracks.




@@ -194,8 +195,8 @@

Draw

Get the screen object. This is a bundle of functions that, when called, draw in the canvas element created in index.html.
Get the screen object. This is a bundle of functions that draw in the canvas element.
@@ -210,10 +211,9 @@

Draw

draw() draws the drum machine. Called once at the beginning of the program. Is then called 60 times a second forever because of the requestAnimationFrame() call below.
draw() draws the drum machine. Called once at the beginning of the program. It’s then called 60 times a second forever (see the call to requestAnimationFrame() below).
@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@

Draw

Draw the pink square that indicates the current step.
Draw the pink square that indicates the current step (beat).
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@

Handle events


setupButtonClicking() sets up the event handler that will make clicks turn track buttons on and off.
mouse clicks turn track buttons on and off.@@ -345,7 +345,8 @@

Handle events

…Get the coordinates of the mouse pointer relative to the canvas…
…Get the coordinates of the mouse pointer relative to the canvas…
@@ -405,7 +406,7 @@

Handle events

…Switch it off it was on or on if it was off.
…Switch it off if it was on or on if it was off.
@@ -442,7 +443,8 @@

Handle events

Create the basic note as a sine wave. A sine wave produces a pure tone. Set it to play for duration seconds.
Create the basic note as a sine wave. A sine wave produces a pure tone. Set it to play for duration seconds.
@@ -457,7 +459,8 @@

Handle events

Set the note’s frequency to frequency. A greater frequency produces a higher note.
Set the note’s frequency to frequency. A greater frequency produces a higher note.
@@ -472,8 +475,9 @@

Handle events

Web audio works by connecting nodes togther in chains. The output of one node becomes the input to the next. Thus, sound can be created and modified.
Web audio works by connecting nodes together in chains. The output of one node becomes the input to the next. In this way, sound is created and modified.
@@ -504,7 +508,8 @@

Handle events


An amplifier reduces the volume of the tone from 20% to 0 over the duration of the tone. This produces an echoey effect.
over the duration of the tone. This produces an echoey effect.@@ -519,7 +524,8 @@

Handle events

The amplified output is sent to the browser to be played aloud.
The amplified output is sent to the browser to be played aloud.
@@ -536,7 +542,7 @@

Handle events

note() plays a kick drum sound for 1 second.
kick() plays a kick drum sound for 1 second.
@@ -553,7 +559,8 @@

Handle events

Create the basic note as a sine wave. A sine wave produces a pure tone. Set it to play for duration seconds.
Create the basic note as a sine wave. A sine wave produces a pure tone. Set it to play for duration seconds.
@@ -568,8 +575,9 @@

Handle events

Set the initial frequency of the drum at a low 160. Reduce it to 0 over the duration of the sound. This produces that BBBBBBBoooooo….. drop effect.
Set the initial frequency of the drum at a low 160. Reduce it to 0 over the duration of the sound. This produces that BBBBBBBoooooo….. drop effect.
@@ -584,8 +592,9 @@

Handle events

Web audio works by connecting nodes togther in chains. The output of one node becomes the input to the next. Thus, sound can be created and modified.
Web audio works by connecting nodes together in chains. The output of one node becomes the input to the next. In this way, sound is created and modified.
@@ -616,7 +625,8 @@

Handle events


An amplifier reduces the volume of the tone from 40% to 0 over the duration of the tone. This produces an echoey effect.
over the duration of the tone. This produces an echoey effect.@@ -631,7 +641,8 @@

Handle events

The amplified output is sent to the browser to be played aloud.
The amplified output is sent to the browser to be played aloud.
@@ -648,8 +659,8 @@

Handle events

createSineWave() returns a sound node that plays a sine wave of duration seconds.
createSineWave() returns a sound node that plays a sine wave for duration seconds.
@@ -664,7 +675,7 @@

Handle events

Create an oscillator (a sound wave that goes up and down).
Create an oscillating sound wave.
@@ -679,9 +690,8 @@

Handle events

Make the oscillator a sine wave. Different types of wave produces different characters of sound. A sine wave produces a pure tone.
Make the oscillator a sine wave. Different types of wave produce different characters of sound. A sine wave produces a pure tone.
@@ -711,8 +721,8 @@

Handle events

Tell the sine wave to stop playing after duration seconds have passed.
Tell the sine wave to stop playing after duration seconds have passed.
@@ -743,9 +753,9 @@

Handle events

rampDown() takes a value, sets it to startValue and reduces it to almost 0 in duration seconds. value might be the volume or frequency of a sound.
rampDown() takes value, sets it to startValue and reduces it to almost 0 in duration seconds. value might be the volume or frequency of a sound.
@@ -763,9 +773,9 @@

Handle events

createAmplifier() returns a sound node that controls the volume of the sound coming into it. The volume is started at startValue and ramped down in duration seconds to almost 0.
createAmplifier() returns a sound node that controls the volume of the sound entering it. The volume is started at startValue and ramped down in duration seconds to almost 0.
@@ -784,9 +794,10 @@

Handle events

chain() connects an array of soundNodes into a chain. If there are three nodes in soundNodes, the first will be joined to the second and the second to the third.
chain() connects an array of soundNodes into a chain. If there are three nodes in soundNodes, the output of the first will be the input to the second, and the output of the second will be the input to the third.
@@ -805,9 +816,10 @@

Handle events

createTrack() returns an object that represents a track. This contains an array of 16 steps. Each of these are either on (true) or off (false). It contains color, the color to draw buttons when they are on. It contains playSound, the function
createTrack() returns an object that represents a track. This track contains an array of 16 steps. Each of these are either on (true) or off (false). It contains color, the color to draw buttons when they are on. It contains playSound, the function that plays the sound of the track.
@@ -853,7 +865,7 @@

Handle events

drawButton() draws a button with color at column and row.
drawButton() draws a button in color at column and row.
@@ -872,7 +884,7 @@

Handle events

drawButton() draws the tracks in the drum machine.
drawTracks() draws the tracks in the drum machine.
@@ -896,8 +908,8 @@

Handle events

isPointInButton() returns true if p, the coordinates of a mouse click are inside the button at column and row.
isPointInButton() returns true if p, the coordinates of a mouse click, are inside the button at column and row.