Add template idea and vibrating string demos #1
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Base template for a p5.js demo, setting up: - a canvas - a title - an oscillator for sound - a toggle for the user to turn on any sound that may be specified - a slider at the foot, with legend
Helps if the proper demo comes up...
…e easily and non-destructively extend it
Update the template so it can be overridden without updates to the template itself, but rather, have props passed in
Add template-based demos for exploring vibrating string harmonics and changes in string length, moving the prior version of the string length demo to string-harmonics_progress
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Base template for a p5.js demo, setting up:
Three string-based acoustics demos built on this template via ChatGPT: one a refinement of the harmonics demo; one on how pitch changes with string length, given consistent tension and string gauge; and one on how pitch changes with string tension, given consistent length and string gauge. I'm envisioning a fourth focused on changing the string gauge. Maybe more?