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541.
by stagas 11y ago
Clickable: Email screenshot: https://imgur.com/IZ4oXoi Links: https://twitter.com/sakisrouvas/status/616696407378923521 https://twitter.com/Real_gr/status/616925229475041
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This is what Twitter shared with me today
1 points by stagas 11y ago|1 comments
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by stagas 11y ago
I find it very interesting too, like you said, that every effect or technique boils down to delay lines. It's similar as to how every sound boils down to a combination of sine waves and if you think about it, delays and everything peri
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by stagas 12y ago
A finite size universe that this describes also increases the odds of it being a simulation. Because then it should be possible to program a complete universe, at a smaller scale of course. Also I could be very wrong because I hardly unders
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by stagas 12y ago
There's nothing wrong with JS, the language, IMO. Quite the opposite, while JS has matured, the tools haven't. Backwards compatibility causes more friction and issues than those it solves. I'm suggesting we design solutions t
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by stagas 12y ago
It is a discussion initiative for the next era of JavaScript development using the latest technologies available. As JavaScript is everywhere now, there are still differences in environments and different methodologies used that make writin
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Isomorphic JavaScript(github.com)
3 points by stagas 12y ago|4 comments
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Earthrise(svs.gsfc.nasa.gov)
1 points by stagas 12y ago|0 comments
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by stagas 12y ago
>That isn't quite true. Ears have no problem hearing up/down and front/back information. >Conventional stereo doesn't include those details. Alternative systems like Ambisonics do. Ears don't hear up/down
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by stagas 12y ago
Not a very constructive comment but his work is extraordinary. Amazing flow, very emotional and made me feel like a child watching that Duet video. It's just beautiful.
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by stagas 12y ago
We have two ears, so most of the psychoacoustic effects we experience in real life are achieved by just stereo recordings. Stereo listening also mimics the effect of standing in front of the stage at a live performance. You don't have
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Greek FinMin requesting proposals for young entrepreneurship growth(twitter.com)
2 points by stagas 12y ago|0 comments
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by stagas 12y ago
I believe this[0] site does what you're looking for. [0]: http://feedbackroulette.com/
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by stagas 12y ago
That's what I mean by using patterns and shapes conventionally. By using the tilde only on indexOfs (math aside), it immediately communicates its reason and when you don't see it and instead see equality operators you know that it
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by stagas 12y ago
I stopped reading at the tilde argument for readability. I find the tilde token far more readable and easier to spot, and there's no confusion as to what the indexOf is checking for, the existence of an element in an array, where with
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by stagas 12y ago
I used to do that too! On a Spectrum, I had to type in the program, but I didn't even know how to read, so I just matched the symbols on paper with the symbols on the keyboard and tried to get the same output on the TV. Can't reme
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by stagas 12y ago
There's more to digital audio processing than code? I don't get it. Once the collaborative module system is in place (see milestone I) it'll allow for more complex stuff, as you'd be joining components and moving upwards
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by stagas 12y ago
Just want to clarify that the modules feature is the ability to create them and import them like this: import DiodeFilter from 'filters'; var filter = new DiodeFilter;
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by stagas 12y ago
That's about what I have in mind, picking the bits and pieces you need to create your custom audio workstations in a modular and hackable manner.
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by stagas 12y ago
I'd love to! You guys have some amazing things going on there. I have some live performance features planned for wavepot, so yeah, not quite there yet! But keep an eye on it I'm sure you'll enjoy what I have in mind.
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by stagas 12y ago
Paypal donations have been added to the crowdfund. Thank you people, I appreciate your enthusiasm, this is a project I am in love as well and I wanna see it going places.
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by stagas 12y ago
Uncompressed code export with convenience methods like .play() is planned for milestone I. This exact use-case is what I had in mind.
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by stagas 12y ago
Thanks! I have background in Music Technology but I'm just starting with DSP myself. Most of the stuff I use are ported from code I found online so I can't really take credit for those though. A modular piece of software like this
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by stagas 12y ago
It is using 3rd party APIs server-side to check wallets' balances, converts doge to btc and then converts the sum of btc to USD. I like the obfuscation idea but I'm not sure it's worth the complexity in this particular use-ca
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by stagas 12y ago
A debug console is planned for milestone I that will help for those issues.
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by stagas 12y ago
This is really, really interesting.
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by stagas 12y ago
Awesome!
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by stagas 12y ago
In my head, a DAW is exactly what it says. A workstation for digital audio. That said, this has the potential to evolve to something more similar to existing professional DAWs and maybe even surpass them. I'm glad you like it. The soun
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by stagas 12y ago
Thanks! That's a good idea, I have it planned for a next milestone as it is not one of the immediate priorities.
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Show HN: Wavepot – Digital audio workstation of the web(wavepot.com)
625 points by stagas 12y ago|132 comments

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