Mouse Sound Effects: Technical Specs

Feature Request 42: Mouse Sound Effects

As part of our commitment to making the user experience more immersive, we've been tasked with implementing sound effects for the mouse.

Design Requirements

The mouse cursor should emit a "pew-pew" sound effect whenever it hovers over a link.
The sound effect should be a combination of a laser blaster and a cat in a blender.
The sound effect should only play when the user's mouse is hovering over a link, not when the user is clicking.
When the user clicks on a link, the sound effect should play as a bonus.

Here are some design specs to consider:

Technical Requirements

The sound effect should be implemented using the Web Audio API.
The sound effect should be 3D spatially aware, with an emphasis on a sense of distance and proximity.
The sound effect should be adjustable via user settings, with options for volume and pitch.

Here's some sample code to get you started:

      const soundEffect = new AudioContext();
      soundEffect.buffer = new AudioBuffer();
      soundEffect.playbackRate = 1.5;
      soundEffect.volume = 0.5;

And here's an example of how the sound effect might look in action:

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