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aimxhaisse

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About aimxhaisse

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    Disclaimer: I use to donate to this project when I can. This project has been around for 10+ years and the author dedicated a big part of his life for it, and could not have done s…

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    Comment #48027728

    It even fits on a 3060 with turboquant / Q4 at decent speed (40T/s) for ~200$ (:

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    Comment #44048831

    On effort being a requirement: part of art is around playing with limits of a medium and finding a way in it, it takes a lot of trials, attempts, and errors for an artist to make t…

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    Comment #34771261

    I find 1) to be a good property assuming you have some safeguards or rollback procedure, at a cultural/code ownership level it moves the efforts of shared-code changes on the perso…

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    Comment #17248914

    That's why I find the WTFPL a bit misleading, I tend to prefer the official french version of it (LPRAB -> http://sam.zoy.org/lprab/ ) ; the main point of this one is the "j’en ai …

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    Comment #11450422

    You might also be interested in how this is made under the hood: https://mxs.sbrk.org/aerodynamic-en.html

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    Comment #11044157

    Yes, it's available here at the end: https://mxs.sbrk.org/aerodynamic-everything-en.html

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    Comment #11040542

    Unfortunately no, I did this code while trying to reproduce the bell sound, I thought it'd be easier to reproduce it by extracting the active frequencies of the original sample, bu…

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    Comment #11040503

    Thanks a lot for Sonic Pi and Overtone!

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    Comment #11034160

    Glad you like it! Feel free to ask questions!

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    Comment #9577117

    Updated, thanks.

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    Comment #8471916

    Yes, but considering that newer CPUs do not have increasing frequencies, I guess you are more or less doomed to scale horizontally, and not vertically anymore.

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    Comment #446676

    This is a really good idea :)