Drum-Kit

This JavaScript code creates a simple drum kit application that responds to user clicks on drum elements or keypress events. Each drum element produces a unique sound, and the corresponding key on the keyboard triggers the same sound.

How It Works

• The code uses a loop to iterate through all the elements with the class "drum" and adds a click event listener to each element. When a drum element is clicked, the makeSound() and buttonAnimate() functions are called.

• The code also adds a keypress event listener to the whole document. When a key is pressed, the makeSound() and buttonAnimate() functions are called.

• The makeSound() function takes the clicked drum element or key as an argument and plays the corresponding sound based on the key value. It uses a switch statement to determine which sound to play based on the key value.

• The buttonAnimate() function takes the current key or drum element as an argument. It adds a CSS class called "pressed" to the corresponding drum element or key element. This class adds a visual effect to indicate that the drum or key has been pressed. After a brief delay of 100 milliseconds, the function removes the "pressed" class.

Example Output

Example output when the "w" key or the corresponding drum element is clicked:

• The "w" key is pressed or the drum element with the letter "w" is clicked.
• The sound file "sounds/tom-1.mp3" is played.
• The corresponding drum element or key element receives the "pressed" class, creating a visual effect.

Acknowledgments

This code is a simple implementation of a drum kit using JavaScript. Feel free to modify and expand it according to your preferences and requirements.