it's here! and i'm very pleased with it. stream it on bandcamp, or wait a few days for the other platforms. loud-quiet ambient. https://t.co/1COxxW6dIx
i have a new EP in the works, based off some recordings from early 2020 that i never managed to finish. my main gear is still up in the air so i ran it through a feedback mixer. the art is finished, most of the parts i'll need are recorded, i need to sit down and mix it.
i have a new EP in the works, based off some recordings from early 2020 that i never managed to finish. my main gear is still up in the air so i ran it through a feedback mixer. the art is finished, most of the parts i'll need are recorded, i need to sit down and mix it.
new album by @apol0gist out yesterday. wonderful as always. i always appreciate the openness. sorry to others though as i may have grabbed the last cd copy.
https://t.co/pRAXz7Hnk3
making sound again by march maybe?
i'm up to an hour or two of coding/code planning every day right now. my MIDI controller now fully talks to my computer. making a schema to update my GUI neatly without re-calculating the entire screen of data every time i change a parameter.
hey im announcing this tour + a new record, if anyone is interested in helping fill some of these open dates in western europe or canada, please get at my dms or comment or what not.
@EvicShen this is really cool!
the frequency wheel seems a bit tricky to control while playing though, with your thumb there. maybe you could squeeze a button/the whole thing to increase the frequency?
most of my software is/has been built on these libraries:
pyo for audio: https://t.co/w18isBv55n
python-rtmidi for MIDI control: https://t.co/ZrS8uIF1LT
evdev for computer keyboard inputs (can handle several different keyboards which is rare): https://t.co/krJQ8HOHno
making sound again by march maybe?
i'm up to an hour or two of coding/code planning every day right now. my MIDI controller now fully talks to my computer. making a schema to update my GUI neatly without re-calculating the entire screen of data every time i change a parameter.
i wish any of this was vaguely interesting to say anything about, just wanting to say that yes, this is still a thing i do, i'm at 9 full pages of A4 handwritten notes and 350 lines of working code from the last week, it's useful to remind myself that i am achieving something
@fritzpape effectively this does little, but i'm sure this will have widespread unanticipated ramifications on the cost of healthcare and people's work rights
oh i guess title 42 finally has to stop though if we're no longer in an emergency?
@TwirlinCurtis@JiffyGoat most of my programming right now is me going to bed thinking "this is the hardest thing to solve in this program" then working it out on notepads on the train until it clicks into place and the answer looks ridiculously simple. implement, repeat.
stick at it it's fun in the end!