ToneJS Instrument PianoOgg

PianoOgg extends Tone.Sampler by automatically loading the list of audio clips for each note.

For all audio formats, check out Piano.

Basic Usage

Install using npm install tonejs-instrument-piano-ogg. Once installed, you can include PianoOgg as an import as shown:

import PianoOgg from 'tonejs-instrument-piano-ogg';

To use this instrument as a source:

const
  instrument = new PianoOgg();

You can also pass an options object with an onload event to perform actions once the instrument is loaded:

const
  instrument = new PianoOgg({
    onload: () => {
      instrument.triggerAttack("A3");
    }
  });

If you want to reduce the number of samples to load, set minify: true as shown here:

const
  instrument = new PianoOgg({
    minify: true,
    onload: () => {
      instrument.triggerAttack("A3");
    }
  });

About the samples

These instrument samples come from a variety of public domain sources (see the sample-source-info.txt for more information)

All the samples have been edited for consistency: trimming silence, on/off ramp, volume-matching, normalizing, noise removal, and some pitch-correction where necessary.

LICENSE

Code: MIT License (see LICENSE.md)

Samples: CC-by 3.0