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LFT's "bitbuf" sequencer[1] is one of the better examples I've seen of the concept "leaving money on the table". He released the demo video in 2011 and people a
by pdkl95 11y ago
LFT's "bitbuf" sequencer[1] is one of the better examples I've seen of the concept "leaving money on the table". He released the demo video in 2011 and people are still trying to buy it in the comments.
I would pay good money for just the his code that transposing/modulating live MIDI loop sequences (e.g. from the bass line).
[1] http://www.linusakesson.net/bitbuf/ http://www.linusakesson.net/bitbuf/
- kzrdude 11y agoReally cool. Why is it called 8-bit music?
- pdkl95 11y agoThe bitbuf is primarily an ATmega88, an 8-bit microcontroller (see his earlier project, the Chipophone[1]). He is also alluding to the 8-bit "chiptune" style of music from the C64/NES era. [1] http://www.linusakesson.net/chipophone/index.php http://www.linusakesson.net/chipophone/index.php
- skrebbel 11y agoOnly an American could write this comment. I know this is HN, but life isn't actually an entrepreneurship contest.