Propellerhead Reason tech demo in Chrome (and Android?)

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I just saw the following tweet retweeted by the official Propellerheads account:
Google I/O starts today! Looking forward to giving talk with @hochsays and Magnus Berger from @PropellerheadSW on Thurs 230pm PST
https://twitter.com/donturner/status/11 ... 5148321795

Magnus Berger is the senior vice president of engineering at Propellerheads and Google I/O is all about Android...
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Hongchan Choi is also part of the talk and is the co-author of the Web Audio API. He has a tweet giving more details:
Tune in for the noise-packed talk by me and @donturner. Live coding a synth for Chrome and Android from the same audio code - featuring @PropellerheadSW and @BandLab as well!
https://twitter.com/hochsays/status/1126173690687885312

I suspect this is related to Europa's web-based port: https://www.propellerheads.com/europa
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The live feed just ended.

Magnus Berger showcased a tech-demo of Reason running inside the Chrome browser on his Mac laptop. He said the developers transpiled the Lua and C++ code of Reason into JavaScript and WebAssembly.

He loaded Europa and played a few patches.

Then he opened Korg PolySix and used Reason's dual arpeggiator player to show an example of a 3rd party rack extension already working in this tech demo.

He then finished by saying this all runs on Chrome and can also run on Android... And then he left the stage.

The talks are uploaded to here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleDevelopers/videos

with about an hour delay. The name of the talk was "Sonic Boom! Audio Programming on Android and Chrome".
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Here's the raw live feed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Yvwc08 ... e=youtu.be

And here's a screenshot of Reason in a browser:

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Here's the talk:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeQr0zfvF04

at 33:55 Magnus takes the stage and at 36:30 he shows the Chromified Reason rack.
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Ooh er.

Not sure what that means for us but it is interesting

:-)

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I'm a bit worried that Reason which was earlier as fast paced as bureaucracy, when bringing in new features etc, has become to a pregnant woman with mood swings..

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Props have a very measured approach but the software remains very reliable and stable. Far rather that than what Cakewalk did & died with. To me, this is a tool of my trade, not a set of novelties so I don't want loads of flashy doohickies that have no solid practical value. Generally, Props keep to that mindset within Reason - we won't talk about Alihoopa and those iOS Apps :roll:

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