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Thanks for the feedback. There is no particular pattern to the demos - I just tried to do something different each day for 25 days. So, some of them are chiptun

Thanks for the feedback. There is no particular pattern to the demos - I just tried to do something different each day for 25 days. So, some of them are chiptunes, some are ambient, some are gypsy jazz, etc. In short it's the project page for a series of 25 separate experiments. I added a tl;dr to the top that may make things clearer.

gus_massa 9y ago
Which one is the best? (Or at least, which one is the one you prefer?) Add at least one of them (the best one) to the main page! Is it too difficult? Sorry for insisting, but I think that with at least one example the post will be much more engaging.
- fenomas 9y ago
  My favorites are the ones I linked in the tl;dr! :D I understand what you're saying and I do appreciate the feedback, but this isn't really a living product page that I'm trying to make more compelling - it's just a collection of experiments I thought HN readers might be interested in. Probably it would be best if I resubmit this later as a "text" style submission, with a description that links directly to a few specific demos.
  - gus_massa 9y ago
    What about a static image that has a "|>" button (like play) and link to your favorite sample? Something like: https://imgur.com/a/QpNxE https://imgur.com/a/QpNxE (5 minute graphic, sorry, with more time you can make something better but I hope it's enough to understand my idea) In case this is resubmitted by someone later, or posted in reddit or other aggregator, it would be nice to have an easier way to discover the content. I understand that this is not the main project, but a more friendly page will get you more unuseful internet points, and perhaps too many visit to break your server. You will not get money, but at least a tiny amount of recognition. Anyway, if someday you decide to make a post with more technical information about how you wrote them, I'd like to read it. (both the programing part and/or the music part).

gus_massa 9y ago

Which one is the best? (Or at least, which one is the one you prefer?) Add at least one of them (the best one) to the main page! Is it too difficult? Sorry for insisting, but I think that with at least one example the post will be much more engaging.

fenomas 9y ago
My favorites are the ones I linked in the tl;dr! :D I understand what you're saying and I do appreciate the feedback, but this isn't really a living product page that I'm trying to make more compelling - it's just a collection of experiments I thought HN readers might be interested in. Probably it would be best if I resubmit this later as a "text" style submission, with a description that links directly to a few specific demos.
- gus_massa 9y ago
  What about a static image that has a "|>" button (like play) and link to your favorite sample? Something like: https://imgur.com/a/QpNxE https://imgur.com/a/QpNxE (5 minute graphic, sorry, with more time you can make something better but I hope it's enough to understand my idea) In case this is resubmitted by someone later, or posted in reddit or other aggregator, it would be nice to have an easier way to discover the content. I understand that this is not the main project, but a more friendly page will get you more unuseful internet points, and perhaps too many visit to break your server. You will not get money, but at least a tiny amount of recognition. Anyway, if someday you decide to make a post with more technical information about how you wrote them, I'd like to read it. (both the programing part and/or the music part).