05greg

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   by 05greg 5y ago

   Wholeheartedly agree using computers as a compositional aide is a fantastic thing, it's really quite satisfying to define some rules by which the program can modify the inputs (melodies, chords, drum patterns) and have it output intere
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   Live coding Drum 'N' Bass with Sonic Pi(youtube.com)

   1 points by 05greg 6y ago|0 comments
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   by 05greg 6y ago

   Related, You can get an idea of what your browser display is doing in this shadertoy: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/Wd2yRt
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   by 05greg 7y ago

   Love it, I think most classical vocalists would prefer to mark their range on a stave though. I know instantly if the note I'm about to sing is going to be a struggle by seeing where it lies on the page. It took me a couple minutes to
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   by 05greg 9y ago

   Yeah it seems like you'd want to interpolate along an equiluminant plane using a colourspace that separates chrominance and luminance (and is ideally perceptually uniform)
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   by 05greg 9y ago

   Yeah, the points in the 3D colourspace have no mapping to a 2D location on an image, you could create one that gives a pretty image if you wanted.
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   by 05greg 9y ago

   Dithering is still needed for most of sRGBs range, Frontier needed to do it in Elite Dangerous where banding was noticeable. This paper: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rkm38/pdfs/boitard14hdr_colorspace... compares th