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by erikschoster 5y ago
Other projects in a similar spirit: Tom Johnson's Chord Catalog which organizes the 8,178 chords possible in a single octave of the piano: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chord_Catalogue James Whitehead's A
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Bandcamp – Terms of Service; Didn't Read(tosdr.org)
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by erikschoster 5y ago
That would be a handy thing to do. A workaround could be to have a raspberry pi or similar as your ssh access point to a local network via ngrok, with your main ngrok service running on another machine on the local network in screen or tmux
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by erikschoster 5y ago
A pioneer in computer music.
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Full text, rest in peace Jon: Dear Dartmouth Music Community, We write to share the sad news that Professor Emeritus Jon Appleton passed away on Sunday, January 30, in White River Junction, VT. The cause of death was leukemia. Jon was a mem
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Jon Appleton (Jan. 4, 1939 – Jan. 30, 2022)(music.dartmouth.edu)
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Computers are best as (extremely useful) tools alongside other processes, contexts and humans in the world. I've been using computers for (mostly sound) art for a couple decades, and I completely understand this mentality. It's a
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Send in more clowns – On the move with Joe Keenan (2019)(civilianglobal.com)
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Was it this? My coworker sent me this last week, I haven't tried it but it seems related: https://woob.tech
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Circuitry Based Sound(github.com)
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Legos; also the ender 3d printer. I had a nostalgic time putting the ender together. Felt like a lego set. That's not saying it was trivial (it challenged me) but that I trusted it every step of the way not because of previous experien
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by erikschoster 5y ago
This happens to me all the time too. Seems to happen even when just muting / unmuting.
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by erikschoster 5y ago
I had a very similar experience. IIRC I did 90 minute naps every 4 hours for a week. My first full night of sleep after a week of 90 minute naps felt like waking up after one really extremely long and weird day.
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by erikschoster 5y ago
I'm finally reviving a little music label, mostly offline. Just mailed out the first batch of "catalogs" I printed at home (with an axidraw pen plotter, much fun to play with fluorescent inks and etc) to mostly friends and co
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Ah, OK I was on the completely wrong track. Thanks for explaining!
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Would you mind elaborating a little or pointing us toward where we can read more about this? I just (more-or-less blindly, not grokking the actual math behind it) ported the yin algorithm from someone else's implementation this year an
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by erikschoster 5y ago
This looks really great, I'm looking forward to trying it out with my bandmates! (Who live in another state.)
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“no one study is ever the last word”(google.com)
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A Recipe for Learning Audio Programming(pbat.ch)
3 points by erikschoster 5y ago|1 comments
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by erikschoster 5y ago
That's an interesting approach. When I care to save every iteration of something I'm working on, I usually just put this functionality into the render script itself. For example something I was working on last year produced render
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Bhob Rainey's Peev attempts to do something like that: https://github.com/mphonic/peev
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Yes it's actually paraphrasing the title of a nice piece she contributed to the second issue of the Spectres journal published by Shelter Press! The full title is "Instrument design is composition, resonance is harmony." It&#
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by erikschoster 5y ago
It's nice to see this here -- as Ellen Fullman said, instrument building is composition.
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by erikschoster 5y ago
Sound examples at the link below, this is a better overview of what segmod is about than the github readme: > Segmod is a non-standard sound synthesis that embraces the discrete nature of digital sound. All sounds created with Segmod res
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Segmod: Non-Standard Sound Synthesis(github.com)
1 points by erikschoster 5y ago|1 comments
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by erikschoster 5y ago
> For music, synthesis and DSP are basically solved problems. This composer respectfully disagrees. For example, there is a world of synthesis research that Luc Döbereiner has called "non-standard" although I prefer his phrase
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Artists typically don't get paid for their work unless they are working in a commercial field where their work is used to sell something else...
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by erikschoster 6y ago
I make computer music! This is an album I finished (mostly with Max/MSP and Ardour) during the end of the laptronica twee netlabel days: https://hecanjog.bandcamp.com/album/norwood-wisconsin This is a more recent
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by erikschoster 6y ago
I follow a couple friends via the RSS feed created by nitter.net: https://nitter.net
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The Complex Path for a Simple Portable Python Interpreter (2019)(scylladb.com)
3 points by erikschoster 6y ago|0 comments

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