Dark mode had inverted gray scale (:root[data-theme="dark"] should
have been [data-theme="light"]), causing near-invisible text. Override
SocialIcons with Lucide GitBranch/Package icons instead of duplicate
external-link icons. Add footer source link to Gitea.
8-position volume control (5%-40%, default 20%) between Source
and Vertical sections. Persists via localStorage, keyboard
accessible, speech volume scales proportionally.
Replace disconnected bottom link with the show's closing narration
subverted: "We now return control of your television set to
oscilloscopemusic.com" — fades in after typewriter finishes with
a dramatic 1.2s delay. Also add oscilloscopemusic.com to the
always-visible attribution bar for N-Spheres tracks.
Clicking the Vertical or Horizontal knobs triggers The Outer Limits
(1963) opening narration as a typewriter overlay on the CRT display,
with Web Speech API narration. Dismiss via click, Escape, or knob
re-click. Works on both 465 and 545A skins.
Source knob cycles through 6 tracks: the original CC-licensed
Spirals intro plus 5 N-Spheres tracks (Function, Intersect,
Attractor, Flux, Core) by Fenderson & Hansi3D.
- 48kHz FLAC conversions served via git LFS (~189MB total)
- Rotary knob with CSS custom property composable transforms
- Dynamic attribution (CC link for Spirals, album credit for N-Spheres)
- Signal selection persisted in localStorage
- Loading state overlay while buffering larger tracks
- Skin-aware labels (465: "Source", 545A: "Input")
- Keyboard accessible (Enter/Space to cycle)
Second oscilloscope skin: 1959 Type 545A with blue-green hammertone
panel, cream silk-screened labels, Bakelite knobs, deeper CRT recess,
and ventilation holes. Click the model name to cycle between 465 and
545A skins. Selection persists via localStorage.
XY-mode Lissajous display renders stereo audio on a canvas
inside a warm champagne bezel with recessed CRT bay, labeled
control sections (Vertical/Horizontal/Trigger), rotary knobs,
and power LED. Uses modern AnalyserNode + rAF pipeline instead
of deprecated ScriptProcessor.
Audio: "Spirals" by Jerobeam Fenderson (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
Visual: Nick Watton, adapted from gist by rsp2k
