Create an audio pill player where files can be added individually on an audio track, shifted around in a timeline, and that changes the playback. Think about how iMovie works. Make it iMovie just for audio with the ability to create, upload, shift around multiple tracks and dynamically allow for playback on an ever-changing timeline in React on a browser. This challenge is designed to assess your ability to work with dynamic content and user interactions.
- ReactJS
- Material UI
- Crunker
- Wavesurfer.JS
• Made an layout of overall dashboard.
• Made the “Songs Uploading Form” component with the feature of multiple songs uploading and further adding to our Playlist.
• Made the “Playlist” component for the List of uploaded songs with the features of:
- Changing the order of songs by drag and drop.
- Deleting the song from the list.
• Made “Individual Player” component with the features of:
- Changing songs forward/backward from the Playlist.
- Moving 10sec ahead/back in the current playing song.
• Made “Combined Player” component with the following features:
- Concatenating songs into one track using the “Crunker” package.
- Transforming the concatenated audio source in the form of wave using the “Wavesurfer.js” package.
Some features I made on which I had no prior experience, they are:
- Working on the “Drag and Drop” feature of Playlist, I watched some tutorials on youtube for help.
- Concatenating the songs to make a single track, I could not find any youtube tutorial, thus searched on google and tried multiple packages like Crunker, AudioConcat, WebAPIContext etc. Finally the Crunker documentations helped in resolving this issue.
- Last challenge was importing the waveForm, and their documentation helped.
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