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random_moonwalk

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    This is a cool idea, but you can switch between major, minor, chromatic and pentatonic scales so the interval between notes changes depending on how many there are so having fixed …

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    I am very lucky in this regard, my partner is amazing indeed! Most of the work was at night, so I hopefully didn't disrupt her too much.

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    Comment #45966242

    Ah the Cloudflare outage has hit my form!

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    Comment #45958842

    I've been reflecting on this a bit. I found it very useful to have a well-defined project and focus the learning time on things that are necessary for completing it. Having a backg…

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    Comment #45958425

    Thanks, I've responded :)

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    Comment #45956896

    Thank you! I didn't know that was a thing - I'm going to look into it.

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    Comment #45956203

    Thanks so much! Please drop your email here and I'll keep you updated with any next steps: https://tally.so/r/Y55dXv

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    Comment #45956190

    Thanks for all the kind words and feedback. There are some comments expressing interest in supporting a Kickstarter etc. If you're interested in receiving updates you can leave you…

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    Comment #45955004

    I trained as a classical guitarist, so I maintain some longer nails on my right hand :)

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    Comment #45954680

    This sounds like a lesson I’m going to be learning the hard way

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    Comment #45954364

    Thanks! Yes it's a little digital synth that receives MIDI. I used Chroma Cap knobs: https://store.djtechtools.com/products/chroma-caps-knobs-and...

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    Comment #45954302

    That's what the drum machine module is for.

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    Comment #45954296

    Can confirm, they're my first child

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    Comment #45953800

    Thank you! Unfortunately I decided to save that feature for v2!

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    Comment #45953710

    Hi, your mental model is essentially correct, though it took me a good few evenings over a couple of weeks to get the workflow down in fusion 360. The electronics retailer will usu…

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    Comment #45953636

    Yes exactly, it would be great to be able to sync the clocks so they all ‘just work’ together. And maybe also a module that gives all the other synth parameters for the more advanc…

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    Thanks, these are great! A link to some scans of David Foster Wallace’s annotations in the New Yorker piece too. For the curious: https://archive.ph/o/M2H3s/www.hrc.utexas.edu/pres…

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    Are there any collections of annotated pages from books belonging to well-known authors that have been made available online? I'd be interested to get some impression of how they e…

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    Comment #45300054

    Fiction: It by Stephen King Non-Fiction: The Spy and the Traitor by Ben MacIntyre. It's about the KGB spy-turned-MI6 agent Oleg Gordievsky and reads like a thriller.

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    I recommend finding a good teacher who specialises in Flamenco if that's where your interest lies. They can help you navigate the various rhythms and techniques which are quite par…

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    'you'll realise it's quite small really and get to know the place.' I've been here for ~10 years and feel like I'm familiar with a fairly narrow slice of it (mostly north/north eas…

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