merongivian

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   by merongivian 8y ago

   This is a small project i've been working on. Uses Ruby for the code and is mostly inspired by Sonic Pi and Tidal Cycles, you can try it here: http://www.negasonic.org/
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   Negasonic: Compose electronic music with code (in the browser)(github.com)

   2 points by merongivian 8y ago|1 comments
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   by merongivian 8y ago

   yes, Im actually using Tone.js for my library, indeed is great but still, is web audio api (everything sounds like gameboy or snes :)), its fun though
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   by merongivian 8y ago

   Yea thats a problem for all of the most popular livecoding libs (tidal and sonic pi depend on supercollider). One alternative is to use js (gibber.js) and doing livecoding in the browser. I've been playing with the idea of creating thi
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   Create playlists for upcoming concerts in any city(touristplaylist.com)

   1 points by merongivian 8y ago|0 comments
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   by merongivian 8y ago

   Not entirely related to sporth, but i created a small dsl for live coding with ruby in the browser: https://negasonic.herokuapp.com/
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   Music live coding in the browser with Ruby(negasonic.herokuapp.com)

   1 points by merongivian 8y ago|0 comments
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   by merongivian 9y ago

   I created something similar, though it just creates a youtube playlist that you can listen in your browser: http://touristplaylist.com/ , you can pick a date range and the location, it uses songkick api
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   A ruby gem for creating music YouTube playlists from music blogs, like pitchfork(github.com)

   1 points by merongivian 11y ago|0 comments