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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
Nice to hear that it worked out for you! Thanks for the hint on SEQUENCE, it didn't occur to me while using CCL. 90 seconds to render 30 seconds is much faster than on my computer! :) In case you come around trying to import a WAVE fil
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
You can render signals using EXPORT-WAVE and EXPORT-GRAPH. The first produces a RIFF/WAVE file, the latter Gnuplot compatible data. I should add example renderings to the website! If I added calls to EXPORT-WAVE to examples.lisp, loadi
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
Overtone is NOT similar to SOUNDLAB! It's both audio software yes, but Overtone is an layer on top of a (very impressive) C++ real time signal synthesis system. SOUNDLAB on the other hand is a synthesis toolbox written from scratch, wh
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
how does FREQUENCIES know how to compare strings? In Common Lisp you'd usually supply a TEST keyword parameter (#'STRING= or #'EQUAL in this case). Does Clojure use Java's type system to infer?
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
If you tried cloning the repo, and the server threw up on you, please excuse me! I have an issue with too many open fd's right now, please be patient and don't let it put you off. :) Thank you for showing interest!
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
As it looks now: All I had to do was enable the SYN cookies feature and restart my web server. Before I enabled SYN cookies none of the requests even got to my web server (on my el cheapo vps box).
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
It is as stated, Exploratory/experimental software. I am not a formally educated sound engineer. So a lot of this is trial and error. The problem got very interesting very fast, and at the point where I established the signal combinato
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
"real-time interactive control" As of now SOUNDLAB is not tuned for performance at all. It's rather think/write/compile/listen. It's focus is on simplicity and composability. It aims to make exploring soun
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
Author here. Right now there is no real tutorial, but SOUNDLAB is quite usable as is. To get a grip of it, read one more multiple of: http://mr.gy/software/soundlab/lazy-signal-combinators.pdf http://mr
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
Back up, lets see for how long ;)
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
It's a homegrown HTTP server so I was kind of waiting for this stress test! :)
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Soundlab: Lazy signal synthesis in Common Lisp(mr.gy)
62 points by mrottenkolber 13y ago|24 comments
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Antiweb4 - web application server written in Common Lisp, C and Perl(hoytech.com)
2 points by mrottenkolber 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrottenkolber 13y ago
I am currently starting out as a freelance developer and consultant. So this is a concept/prototype for my portfolio. I am really in love with the duality of the system (analogue media with digital distribution). Let me hear what you t
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Blogopy. Use your scanner to blog(mr.gy)
1 points by mrottenkolber 13y ago|1 comments