It doesn't seem your oscillators are behaving correctly when you vary their frequency input. You seem to be doing something like phase = freq * time, which will break horribly when freq changes. Instead, you need to accumulate the phase over time based on whatever freq happens to be, like phase += freq * timeOfSingleSample.
After fiddling a bit around, I would change the colors of modules that handle CV versus Audio or add even more colors to better comprehend a patch I've just loaded.
I was unable to figure out how to disconnect a cable. I tried alt, ctrl, shift click, right click, but none of it worked. I just wanted to add a second oscillator to the first example.
A larger mixer component would be very useful, like 6 in to 1 out.
Maybe add a highlight to the module I click on so I can use my keyboard to delete, move them around.
Do you plan to add MIDI out?
Really cool to have a "reactor" in the browser, keep it up :)
Update: edge disconnection is now implemented. Click on the the input-side port associated to the connection. This will leave you with a dangling connection which you can reconnect elsewhere, or click anywhere to drop.
It's probably on your backlog, but one thing would be useful is to build "components" with a container module. To group modules to a single entity, so they could be closed.
I'd assume it would have 3 inputs / outputs: gate / CV / audio and a custom label. Not sure how I/O is done in other node based editors, probably worth some investigation :)
Thanks. Yes I do have plans for something like that. There's definitely a need for people to create new modules and reusable components, otherwise it gets too messy too fast.
I also created a little subreddit to discuss Zupiter: https://www.reddit.com/r/musictools/