Doesn't work (no sound) in mobile Safari and Chrome

[bobahvas]

I am trying to play midi notes. And it works well in the desktop version of Chrome and Safari

However, it doesn't work in the mobile versions of Chrome and Safari.

I tried load.then, all hooks like onStart. All of the successfully executed but there is no sound.

The simplest way to test - open an old issue from mobile phone https://github.com/danigb/smplr/issues/4

https://jsfiddle.net/k4Lodqmc/1/

[danigb]

https://danigb.github.io/smplr/ seems to work on my (android) device. What is the problem exactly?

[bobahvas]

https://danigb.github.io/smplr/ seems to work on my (android) device. What is the problem exactly?

@danigb just no sound on your page as well. I forgot to say (but you can see that I mentioned SafariI) that I tested with iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 12, and iPhone 11 Pro Max (the latest iOS on each device)

However, the sustained test works great. Drums work well, all keyboard instruments don't work on click (tap, maybe this is the issue)

Sometimes I see this in the Safari console

Note: it will not work in silent mode (dedicated iPhone button) even if you increase the volume (this is fine but can confuse)

[zoschfrosch]

I have a similar problem. I built a progressive web app and installed it with Google Chrome on an iPhone 13 mini with IOS 17.5.1. When I try to play a melody, only a few notes are played, some are missing. The same app works well on Linux and Windows with different browsers.

[danigb]

Hey, I'd like to understand this problem better. Can you provide some source code to reproduce? Does it happen on any other Apple devices? (Safari I'm looking at you) Have you tried to use standarized-audio-context?

Thanks

[zoschfrosch]

I tried to develop a small test application to reproduce the error. For that, I modified your simple example in the README to play a sequence of notes. It works fine in Safari and Google Chrome on my iPhone. Then I tested again my App. It's developed and built with Quasar and VueJS 3. As development is going on, it is not exactly the same code where the problem occured. I tried the new version on my iPhone, and surprise - the problem disappeared.

I do not use the standardized-audio-context. Should I?

Kind regards Thomas

[danigb]

Hi!

So, if I understand currently, now it works, right?

I do not use the standardized-audio-context. Should I?

It helps with compatibility problems between browsers, specifically with oddities of the Apple browsers. So, I think it should be a first thing to try (there's a section on README)

Thanks for checking and explanations!