Audio Visualizers
Subharmonic Drone
Subharmonic Drone control in the Forever system.
css+canvasmedium complexitymoderate motionclickmobile-readyaccessible
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When to use it
Working with an AI agent
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Keep intact
- Idle attract stops on first control. Explicit engaged drone remains live until user turns it off or frame tears down.
- demo-v1 preview lifecycle: initialize demoEnabled from window.__foreverPreview and stop attract work on the window forever:interactive event; retain manual feedback, settling, cleanup and explicit sessions
Known limitations
- Audio output depends on browser audio policy and sandbox capability.
- Microphone acquisition is permission- and sandbox-dependent; mocked tests verify track/context teardown, not hardware access.
- State remains local to each mounted instance; format/theme remount preserves takeover, not component values.
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