Resonance Audio does not work in Firefox about resonance-audio-web-sdk HOT 4 CLOSED

I think it could be related to this bug. It looks like Firefox requires the crossOrigin property of the audio element to be specified. Adding: audioElement.crossOrigin = 'anonymous'; to the .js solved that for me.

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I can confirm both of these issues. Here is another example site where there is reverb in Chrome but not Firefox: https://demo.datavized.com/drums/

My architecture is different from @ianpetrarca's, so it is very likely an issue with Resonance, not with his code.

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@drewbitllama This does fix the cross origin bug, but it does not address the lack of reverb in Firefox. There does appear to be reverb in the samples, but not in @ianpetrarca's example, nor mine. Can we re-open this please?

I'm digging but haven't been able to find anything yet. I know there have been a handful of deprecations around the Web Audio API in the last few months and years, so perhaps there's a difference of implementation that's causing problems. I did see a warning in Firefox about using the deprecated doppler effect, but that seems to have gone away.

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Hi Brian / Ian,

Can you open a separate issue re:Reverberation and create and share a simple demo demonstrating a lack of reverb (ideally the least code needed to reproduce the bug).

Thanks!
Drew

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