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octetta
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About octetta
https://octetta.com https://github.com/octetta https://www.youtube.com/@octetta
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Comment #48970628
Neato... I'm glad stuff like this exists in the world. I'm gonna steal some ideas for my own project (Skred). Thanks!
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Comment #48793267
My stupid github.io page loads the inline YT viewer about 50% of the time... don't know if it's a Central Europe problem or a ME problem...
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Show HN: Skred – my opinionated sound/pattern engine and live coding thingy
This is my noisy and ugly baby... but I love it...
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Comment #48110325
Thanks! Give it a try and let me know if it's usable... the learning page should give a bit of a start on my ASCII notation.
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Show HN: Web-REPL "skred" : my OSS sound engine w/retro C64 appearance
I've been working on a C-based open source sound engine as part of a book project and wanted an approachable way for people to try it out without having to build anything. Through …
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Comment #47470261
This is amazing and might be exactly what I’m looking for my own weirdo retro tooling that sometimes needs to run over ssh but also expect a “GUI” experience… any metrics on the ov…
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Comment #47453784
Many updates... if you're still watching this, try it out here: https://octetta.github.io/k-synth
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Comment #47412534
It might not be obvious (and doesn’t work on my iPhone or iPad), but if you right click on pads with sounds loaded, you can mess with the pitch of sounds, rename them, and download…
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Comment #47397778
that's what i'm playing with... thoughts?
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Comment #47396726
I fixed a few broken examples in the README.md file but I don't have the related readme.html file used in the web app getting automatically updated, so they're out of sync at the m…
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Comment #47390448
I'm looking forward to checking out your stuff...
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Comment #47390435
Fun. I've lost count of the languages I've learned and gotten paid to use over the years, but it's mostly very exciting to add a new one to the list. Haskell is one I haven't used …
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Comment #47390244
A warning... if you save a setup to JSON, it naively stores the generated waveforms put in slots and the notebook, so the files can become quiet large. I have a plan to just keep t…
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Comment #47390136
On the C-side, I'm going to add a UDP listener to the code so I can send k-synth incantations live from Emacs (something I did for my skred program at the suggestion of an Emacs us…
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Comment #47389945
Doesn't matter. Just happy people are doing weird stuff like this and appreciate the share. I looked at a bunch of APL-ish implementations and kind of ran with the K-simple code (l…
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Comment #47389870
Wowie! I'M NOT WORTHY! Cool stuff!
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Comment #47389687
I'll take a look... it's probably not obvious, but the language engine is actually written in C and emscripten-ed to WASM, so I've already crossed several bridges to get this done.…
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Comment #47389636
Wow! I had no idea, will look here for inspiration too. Thanks!
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Comment #47389275
At any rate, in case it's hard to see, definitely try loading the dm-bell.ks patch, putting it in slot one so the melodic pad can play it... it's quick and dirty to see what's capa…
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Comment #47389237
Strudel (and PureData, and ChucK, and SuperCollider, and AMY) are all great projects, but they weren't scratching my itch, so after I got laid off from a FAANG role, I rage/anxiety…
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Comment #47389093
BQN kicks-ass and I've spent hours listening to the Array Cast podcast while in SoCal traffic. I'll check his stuff out with an eye towards the audio stuff. I'm an APL newb... whil…
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Comment #47388622
Wowie... Jart commented! I'm on it my friend. Certainly sequencing is a good thing to add.