alestsurko

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by alestsurko 2mo ago
In my opinion the most underestimated git forge is radicle.
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by alestsurko 3y ago
For 5 years or so, I'm watching for GUI infrastructure for my imaginary audio applications. And recently I started to develop an audio application in Rust. What I learned is that there is no a single best library in any language. Also,
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by alestsurko 6y ago
As I'm ENFJ, this is absolutely wrong Personality Probability ISFJ 0.505107 ISFP 0.441592 INFJ 0.015237 INTJ 0.011497 INTP 0.009005 INFP 0.006540 ENTP 0.003931 ENFP 0.001573 ESTJ 0.001450 ISTP 0.001228 ENTJ 0.
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Live coding environment, which allows to mix different programming languages(github.com)
7 points by alestsurko 7y ago|0 comments
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Cells – Live Coding Environment(alestsurko.by)
3 points by alestsurko 7y ago|0 comments
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Due to the album's concept there is no such a feature, sorry. But you can fork the project on github and try to set attribute contenteditable to "true" for the div, which you'd like to fill up with your text. The buffers
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Thanks! I started with the composition (the music one). So these have been dictated by composition techniques: some samples should play in a loop, others should be played fully before the sequencer's cursor increments etc.
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Thanks!
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Done. Thanks!
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Thank you guys! I glad that you liked microscale.
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by alestsurko 9y ago
...and you can change the mapping file to use it as an instrument for your own music, btw.
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by alestsurko 9y ago
Exactly. There is a farther explanation in the interview: http://www.preservedsound.com/news/ales-tsurko-microscale-ge...
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Microscale – turn random Wikipedia articles into music(alestsurko.by)
67 points by alestsurko 9y ago|25 comments