140kb music synth

http://www.p01.org/releases/140bytes_music_softSynth/

This year has kept people busy crafting little things. It started on May 23, 2011 when Jed Schmidt created the 140byt.es master GIST thus throwing the ball for a tweet-sized, fork-to-play, community-curated collection of JavaScript. Later, on September 26, 2011 Viznut released the Experimental music from very short C programs video on Youtube. Soon people started playing with various formulas and building tools to test them. The time has come for these two projects to make tiny babies. Behold the 140bytes music softSynth in JavaScript!

Impressive

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I have little JavaScript experience and know nothing about audio, but couldn't it take advantage of character order? e.g. the higher the code, the higher the pitch. Maybe use certain characters as control characters to modify the sound in different ways, and different subsets correspond to different `voices'.
Yes, obviously this would go over 140b, but it would be interesting to see the natural properties of ASCII used in these ways.