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aecorredor

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    Comment #47337421

    Nice! I'll check it out. Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #47311528

    I'm working on a WhatsApp AI bot for my group chats, specifically for my friends' soccer group chat where we organize our Wednesday matches. We have a bunch of "problems" that I th…

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    Show HN: Diva Copilot – generate synth presets with plain English

    Hey guys! I just finished building the first version of a tool I think a lot of Diva fans will enjoy a lot. It's called Diva Copilot. It's basically ChatGPT but for generating .h2p…

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    Comment #42642538

    Ableton is awesome for putting this type of stuff out. The learning music section is also great. And, it's a perfect post for a shameless plug: I built a u-he Diva (my favorite VST…

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    Comment #42385271

    I’m a customer and it’s awesome. I think we’ve even exchanged emails about some questions I’ve had. When I paid for the premium version I thought it was super good for what I was g…

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    Comment #38881544

    I started learning on my own about two years ago and I only used simplypiano and youtube. I’m able to play with both hands now and can learn songs pretty quickly by watching youtub…

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    Comment #37850639

    The godotneers video on Godot Components was clutch. Thanks!

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    Comment #37850623

    Same here!

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    Comment #37827384

    Thanks! Hadn’t heard about the book. Do you feel it’s worth diving into the GDQuest courses even though they are v3? Given the price, I feel like I should wait until they release t…

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    Comment #37827338

    I actually did find you guys last week. I didn’t buy anything because I’m waiting for the Godot 4 3D shooter game, since that’s exactly what I want to make. Having focus on code or…

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    Ask HN: What are the best Godot 4 production-grade learning resources?

    I've been getting into game dev lately and chose to start with Godot 4, given all the recent events. I've spent quite a lot of time looking for quality learning resources, and most…

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    Comment #36332801

    Newbie in machine learning here. It’s crazy that this is the top post just today. I’ve been doing the intro to deep learning course from MIT this week, mainly because I have a ton …

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    Comment #36201042

    Music production on this is going to be crazy good.

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    Comment #35635221

    How is this up here when I turn 30 tomorrow? Brah…

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    Comment #34917684

    Yeah, that’s for sure something I’ve looked at (like developing VST plugins for ableton for example). But that market seems pretty saturated too. I’ve been looking for insights fro…

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    Comment #34912531

    Music software, or anything software related in the music industry.

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    Ask HN: Tips for Transitioning into the Music Industry?

    Looking for tips from anybody here who’s done it already. What can one expect? Is it profitable enough? EDIT: to be clear, I mean making a transition while leveraging software.

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    Comment #33262206

    The app also works great on iPad btw. I think ableton missed advertising for it since there’s now iOS and iPadOS.

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    Ask HN: Is there a Supabase-like service built with an AWS stack?

    Is there basically a Supabase-like service built with AWS tech? i.e. DynamoDB instead of PostgreSQL, SQS, Kinesis, Lambdas, etc, all abstracted a way in constructs similar to Supab…

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    Ask HN: What software is the music industry missing?

    Looking to tap into the industry via software development and looking for ideas.

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    Ask HN: If you start a company today, what tech stack would you use?

    Just curious to see the different answers. I find myself constantly thinking about what the best way to quickly build a good + scalable product from the get-go is. With things like…

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    Comment #29140468

    100% yes. As someone who did JavaScript only for a while, once you make the switch, you’ll never want to go back. The things you’ll get: 1. It’s going to force you to think more ab…