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PabloOsinaga
12y ago
any examples of music composed?
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Show HN: Give Peace a Chance (Bandhub)
(bandhub.us)
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OK, I will offer more. $20? Nobody interested in selling 7000 stellars for $20?
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12y ago
Who will sell me their 7,000 stellars for $10 ?
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12y ago
those are certainly some of the benefits, while the cons being equalizing your product advantage, getting distracted, and a few more. I guess the question is under what circumstances do you think the pros outweight the cons ?
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Ask HN: Competitor wants to license components of our technology
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PabloOsinaga
12y ago
I wonder how well Xapo is doing - because this seems like a copycat.
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12y ago
we do have some mixing support in beta - ping me if you want early access osi (at) getbandhub (dot) com re: programming - we are trying to figure out what's the best model. One thing we are trying to avoid is complex timelines to make
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12y ago
what do you see? can you send me the console output too?
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12y ago
Wavepot team: really awesome stuff! love it. At Bandhub ( http://bandhub.us ) we are looking for ways to integrate programmed music into our web DAW. If you guys are up for a collaboration or want to discuss ideas, ping me osi
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Making http://bandhub.us grow http://i.imgur.com/TDndNDJ.png
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12y ago
I totally dig these ideas - is there any consensus docs floating around we can use for our employees? and/or is anybody implementing these ideas today? ( perhaps we can borrow their docs ). Thx
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13y ago
Melodyne works really well for extracting actual sheet music for polyphonic audio Here is a demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFCjv4_jqAY It works best with single-instrument signals - not so much with a mix of multiple
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I guess when you get to a point where you have enough volume with specific retailers ( e.g., Amazon ) you can start negotiating a discounted price if you pay cash. So the savings could be sustainable at that point (potentially). I wonder
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Here is an idea: you can make it "slide" from wherever you were with your finger to the actual note whenever you enter the surroundings of the note. And you can even light the note a bit when that happens... I think that'd
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13y ago
Really liked the app! Couple of feedback points: 1: it'd be nice if the instrument sounds were much better - they sound too synthetic to me. 2: I had a really hard time using the 'fretless' UI - i.e., everything I did sound
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One thing that will take longer to be automated away is certainly art (in the broader sense of the word art). As I work with a lot of independent artists (mostly musicians) b/c of my startup BandHub, I can feel how this is the profess
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Web Audio API showcase: AV MultiTrack Music
(getbandhub.com)
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13y ago
It's not real time. It's based on overdubs - i.e., you record tracks over previously recorded tracks. You can even start with any YouTube video as a base (e.g., original song you are covering, click track, karaoke type youtube v
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13y ago
Average amateur musicians love to make music with other people, but it is really hard to do as the whole thing involves getting together physically, practicing a lot to be decent together as a band, etc While there has been quite a few atte
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similarly, we could just store files as pointers to books in the Library of Babel ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel ) - since there are books there that have the base64 encoded versions of your files
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Interesting. So hitting a bottleneck was an external constrain which forced you to be better at picking startups (your core thing). Is this another example of arbitrary constrains as a forcing factor for effectiveness? (as in don't ra
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But you did decide to fund "less" startups when you had some scaling issues. Does this mean you said "no" to startups that you would've said "yes" to if you had scaled well? It looks like the increase in
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Really cool stuff. Did you think about adding the feature of producing a combined video with the original video plus the overlaid tabs? That'd be nice so that people that transcribe can post back to YouTube. I guess a lot of people wi
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Andrew Mason's song mashup with BandHub
(getbandhub.com)
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I wonder if other people got confused with this question as well. I understood it wrong initially - I thought the question was asking "how do you know this will be huge?" (as in "How do you tell whether there's a path o
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This is great advice - and similar to the one we got from another YC alum: "My advice is 3 points to communicate in your application. 1. You have revenue or a plan to make it 2. You and your co-founders are a solid team 3. You will pur
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I wonder how these results will compare to the geo analytics YC gets for HN
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As much as we'd love to support real time simultaneous recording or jamming, the latency in the internet makes it impossible (1) We do support, however, real-time production. After you record a track, it becomes almost-instantaneously
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This debate is really interesting and one that I think about a lot. I think a github for your DAW is a great tool for an audio engineer, or a self-produced / technology-geek musician. I think a "21st century portastudio" is
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