useWebAudioMixer

$ pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @audiocn-solid/use-web-audio-mixer

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const mixer = useMixer({
  channels: [{ id: "mic" }, { id: "music", monitor: true }],
});
const microphone = useMicrophone({ enabled: true });
const player = useAudioPlayer({ src: "/music.mp3" });

const graph = useWebAudioMixer(mixer, () => ({
  inputs: { mic: microphone.stream, music: player.element },
  ducking: { trigger: "mic", targets: ["music"] },
}));

<LevelMeter source={graph.meters.mic} />;
<LevelMeter source={graph.master.meter} />;

The System Audio Mixer block is built on it.

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Each channel runs through a gain, a ducking stage and a stereo panner. The panner feeds the master bus, and a monitor send feeds the speakers. The master bus runs through an optional peak limiter into a MediaStream for recording.

input → gain → duck → pan ─┬─→ master → limiter → output stream
                           └─→ monitor send → speakers

• Mute and solo are gain ramps, so they never click. Channels are built silent and fade in, so a muted channel is never heard while it is created.
• A duck holds for 200 ms after the trigger's last loud frame, then releases. It also releases when the trigger channel goes away mid-duck.
• monitor decides whether a channel is heard in the speakers. It is off by default so a microphone does not feed back; turn it on for music and sounds.
• A media element used as an input is taken over by the mixer while mounted, and routed back to the speakers afterwards.

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The sources stay the same while the graph is rebuilt, so components never need to resubscribe.