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by errozero 10y ago
I worked on an Ember project once, the first JS framework I ever used. It really frustrated me that I had it had to use Babel to convert the ES6 into ES5. For some reason, on my laptop, that took about 10 seconds, so every time I wanted to
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by errozero 10y ago
You can even wire up an arduino into a vga monitor. There are a few vids on youtube showing simple games displayed this way.
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by errozero 10y ago
Is this your app?
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by errozero 10y ago
I don't know but there is no free version at the moment. Looking at the updates in the description it mentions that they will refund any unsatisfied customers, that was in 2013 so it was for sale back then too.
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by errozero 10y ago
It is possible to make some money on there. If you own a Chromebook with Chrome OS, it's the only place to get software. There is a torrent app for sale on the Chrome store for £1.89 and has over 50k installs: https://chrome
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by errozero 10y ago
I'm working on a web-audio app at the moment that allows you to import ReBirth files. Emulates 2 303's and the two drum machines. - Will be released as version 2 of this: http://errozero.co.uk/acid-machine/
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Google UK censors search suggestions for conservative party(dailymail.co.uk)
3 points by errozero 11y ago|0 comments
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by errozero 11y ago
Great work. Nice smooth visuals too. Could you implement a html5 file reader to load any .xm file?
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by errozero 11y ago
There is lots of Windows only software that people rely on other than games.
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by errozero 11y ago
I use a music production program called FL Studio, which is Windows only, I've used it for over 12 years and am really productive with it. Switching to OSX would also mean switching to different production software with a completely di
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Starship unveils first glimpse of its VR social network(prolificnorth.co.uk)
1 points by errozero 11y ago|0 comments
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Videogame soundtracks - From background noise to cratedigger gold(theguardian.com)
1 points by errozero 11y ago|0 comments
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by errozero 11y ago
Cool little game, even better that it's made without a framework. Maybe you should add a facebook opengraph image so it looks a bit more attractive when shared.
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by errozero 11y ago
I'll definitely check this out later, thanks.
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The Making of Lemmings(readonlymemory.vg)
262 points by errozero 11y ago|92 comments
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by errozero 12y ago
This is really cool, I've just played about 10 tracks with it. A little bit confusing though, not sure what BlueberryJam means in the top left corner, is that my channel name?
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by errozero 12y ago
Record to wav is now possible! :)
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by errozero 12y ago
I added a sequencer - but also added a record to wave feature so the performance part of it should now be a lot more fun :)
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by errozero 12y ago
Basic sequencer now added. Automation next!
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by errozero 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I emailed Christian Schaub and he's going to send me over what he knows! :) Hopefully I can add a Rebirth importer at some point in the next few weeks.
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by errozero 12y ago
Hey, yes that is a very good point and something I was thinking about changing. I think I'm going to swap out the whole keyboard and step selection for a mini piano roll under each synth.
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by errozero 12y ago
Just added a save feature to this - it generates a unique url so you can share what you have created.
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by errozero 12y ago
Hey, I'm working on a save feature right now, hoping to get something up later today.
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by errozero 12y ago
That's good to hear. Just noticed your username and remembered you commented on a stack overflow thread of mine whilst I was developing this, about 24db filters: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28502028/web
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by errozero 12y ago
That's a little bit out of date, the main repo is on BitBucket - I copied it over to Github a few days ago. I'll try to keep it in sync with the main one every few days.
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by errozero 12y ago
I've just added in some keyboard shortcuts to mute/unmute and randomize the instruments. Working on the save and share function today, it would be great to be able to hear what people have made.
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by errozero 12y ago
I think there is a lot more possible right now, creating this has given me a lot of new ideas for a more fully featured sequencer.
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by errozero 12y ago
I get that too on Firefox, I'm hoping to try out the web-worker idea suggested by meandave to fix it. At the moment it works much better on Chrome for some reason.
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by errozero 12y ago
The notes are selected from a D minor pentatonic scale. It selects 4 notes at a time, then randomly decides if it should use the previous 4 notes again or generate a fresh 4.
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by errozero 12y ago
Haha, I've never even heard that song, just had a listen and it's almost identical!

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