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chipweinberger
2y ago
All of the MIDI "Control Changes" are recorded. So if the synth supports MIDI CC, the settings would be 'replayed' :)
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chipweinberger
2y ago
good idea!
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chipweinberger
2y ago
That's a feature I thought about adding! It could be as simple as tapping 'use midi out' + 'play' on the phone. But would it need 'looper' support to be useful? Curious your use cases.
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chipweinberger
2y ago
Wow that's a really nice compliment! You should have seen the original UI concepts I made, they were terrible!
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chipweinberger
2y ago
If you want live midi, it support Bluetooth Midi. If you want historical, it's also exposed over the web interface and wifi API.
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2y ago
Yes!
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chipweinberger
2y ago
correct! And a surprising amount of care went into that feature!
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chipweinberger
2y ago
yes, it has that feature built-in! So it can replace your UD-BT01. (and is not fiddly)
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chipweinberger
2y ago
Thanks for all the questions guys, I will try to respond to them! Btw, for anyone that purchases, there is also a (very new) subreddit! https://www.reddit.com/r/jamcorder/
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2y ago
you can also access the full api over WIFI! nothing hidden.
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2y ago
@dang, why didn't this show up in https://news.ycombinator.com/show ? just curious. Thanks.
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Show HN: I made a tiny device for automatically recording digital pianos
(jamcorder.com)
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2y ago
wow, something I know a lot about. I used to work on the Photos Edit team at Apple. I’m both surprised and not surprised. The built in edit tools evolved steadily every year, and the infrastructure was quite solid, having been rewritten fro
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chipweinberger
2y ago
LIDAR makes so much sense at night especially. You can see things from 2-5x further distance.
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2y ago
to finish your comparison: tesla uses cameras + local support (safety driver) I imagine they'll try to switch to remote support at some point.
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2y ago
apps don’t have direct access to BLE, NFC, microphone, camera, radio, or even processing power. even Apple built their own smart speaker because an app was too restrictive, and they own the platform! but I largely agree with you. if they wa
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2y ago
The first animal with infinite lifespan could happen at any moment.
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2y ago
Here were their claims. screen reader couldn't: * determine when an item was in the cart * describe the various payment options * find navigation links * describe images (no alt-text) My first thought - why are screen read
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2y ago
yes AI art is starting to look really tacky I had a similar thought maybe 3 pictures is just too much
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chipweinberger
2y ago
It’s not a given that both sides have nuclear capability. megaton size has not been disclosed. The majority could be small nukes.
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2y ago
Might not be homegrown. Anyone could come in. Would be a nice enticement too.
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2y ago
Wow I have not had that experience on macOS. MacOS support is so good that I've developed a MacOS app just for convenience so I don't need to open the iOS simulator.
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2y ago
A nice side effect of this is a greater selection of non-copyright-able music. At least, that's how the USA courts have ruled so far.
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I think it’s fun and enjoy reading it.
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People see what they want to see. If it wasn't for us being biased by the surrounding circumstances I don't think people would have confused their voices. Their voices are not that similar. I probably personally know people with a
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2y ago
The character has a very distinct tonality. particularly the inflections and word emphasis.
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2y ago
> and then asked the voice actor to reproduce SJ's voice?! you are just making that up afaict. > How can you say that when they literally approached SJ for her voice Almost by definition SJ's voice will match the style of &#
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2y ago
If they are not trying to trick people into believing xyz person did the voice acting, and instead are going for a certain style, I think they would be protected by freedom of expression. Think of how authors of books describe voices in gre
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Or perhaps they cloned a character's likeness? Is there a distinction? Are they trying to make it sound like Her, or SJ? Or just trying to go for a similar style? i.e. making artistic choices in designing their product Note: I've
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2y ago
In 1930 they often literally had a single camera. Just worth keeping that in mind. You could not just switch between multiple shots like you can today.
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