Between each note in a list, there are rests shown by the image below between each note. Also, the link for the Mandelbrot Set allows you to "play" the fractal, but nothing is heard.ģ. A hard limit on how the range of the note was coded in and cannot be broken, but that function still attempts to play above and below range, thus making it weird sound. The audiotrace feature only goes from an E4 to an E5, but putting y=-x^2+10 on default zoom leads to weird sounds. Bugs: When you hide a function by clicking on it so that it doesn t show up on the graph, it will allow you to still audiotrace (I like to be able to audiotrace invisible functions, remove clutter) but if you reload the page, it doesn't allow you anymore.Ģ. There are many many known bugs about audiotraceġ. Having a note right above the viewport will not play it. This can be removed by either disabling points of interests (an easy way is through the DesModder Extension), or using a point of interest suppressor. On the left of the y-axis, the tone is normal, but on the right, the octave harmonic is added on top.Īt POIs, a popping sound is heard. Above the x-axis the tone is a normal sine wave, but below it adds white noise to the sound. This is because audio trace limits you to 1 octave of notes - from E4 to E5.Īnother interesting feature, is the change of the tone in different quadrants. The common workaround is to change the graph bounds (click on the wrench icon on the top right part of the screen) to have 1 To enable audiotrace, either click on the keyboard icon at the bottom of the expression list, and then click the speaker icon to open the menu, or use the keyboard shortcut Alt+T.
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