calippo

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   by calippo 9y ago

   This sounds interesting. Searched the web for something similar and I found this https://substital.com/ (possibly it uses more naive techniques).
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   by calippo 9y ago

   We had an app on the appstore for a while, but it was a prototype and a different use case. The idea was to let the user create loops — you can see an example here https://www.dropbox.com/s/03q02cdllsry2az/musiquen
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   by calippo 9y ago

   Thank you... your comment was very inspiring :). I'm considering to add a way to download the MIDI file, that's very low effort and would be of some use in the short-term.
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   by calippo 9y ago

   We studied imitone before working on Reedom — it's a great and inspiring project. The approach and use cases are slightly different. The main difference is the realtime: imitone mainly focuses on realtime, while we didn't see much
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   by calippo 9y ago

   Thanks! it's mostly DSP, sound processing algorithms. The idea was to reimplement most of it using deep learning if we had the budget/chance — it was meant to be a prototype.
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   by calippo 9y ago

   Thanks! that was the idea... unfortunately the product didn't get so far :)
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   by calippo 9y ago

   Thanks! we've been considering writing plugins for Garageband/Ableton
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   by calippo 9y ago

   > "Pretty often"? 20 times a day in my case and 45 in case of another guy. If we suppose you code actively 6 hours a day it's like being interrupted 7.5 times a hour. That's "often" when compared to other er
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   by calippo 9y ago

   > do you really need to analyze compilation logs to arrive to the conclusion that you should use an IDE and that types are helpful ? Yes you do. That's the point of the article - we should apply basic scientific method to programmin