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That's so awesome. It'd be nice to have the bird noises in the background as well though I guess this would be tricky if it's using MIDI to play the music. I guess I could find some ambient bird noise track and play it alongside...
There's a nice website with a clean UI called 'Music for programming', put together by a guy who curates playlists designed to compliment anyone who wants to buckle down and do deep focus creative work for a while. I've been through each of his 53 playlists several times. 'Asiatsana' is one track in one playlist, but the music overall is very much in keeping with the mood and tone of Asiatsana. https://musicforprogra…
All of the suggestions here seem too distracting for me unfortunately.... :-/ These three bands work well for me when coding (or just "space ambient" on youtube): - AES Dana: https://ultimae.bandcamp.com/album/perimeters - Carbon Based Life Forms https://carbonbasedlifeforms.bandcamp.com/album/hydroponic-g... - Solar Fields: https://solarfields.bandcamp.com/album/movements-remastered
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Another recommendation: Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
BOC’s The Campfire Headphase changed my life. Warp Records (record label that Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada are a part of) has built a really solid catalogue over the years
Example work (1986) Wishart's Vox 5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y23kobWHs8M
That's so awesome. It'd be nice to have the bird noises in the background as well though I guess this would be tricky if it's using MIDI to play the music. I guess I could find some ambient bird noise track and play it alongside...
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I don't disagree with this observation, but I wanted to mention a counterpoint. Eno's "Music for Airports" famously uses a system of multiple tape loops that produce sequences of different periods. As you listen, you can hear phrases that occur nearly together and then later, well-separated in time, as the periods of these loops go in and out of phase: "One of the notes repeats every 23 1/2 seconds. It is in fact a l…
> What I mean is they all repeat in cycles that are called incommensurable — they are not likely to come back into sync again. I remember a few years back there was some quick guide to visual design that I saw that recommended this. To provide what appeared to be randomness over repeating samples (or at least prevent easy pattern matching in the brain which is distracting), take three images that can of different pri…
Huh. Was bracing for something like "come to daddy" when I hit play. Didn't realize Aphex Twin did anything else.
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>> The PS4 version supports PSVR Oh, fuck off. That's amazing. Colour me almost wanting to grab one. Wish it had a Vive port. I'm not a fan of Tetris. I like games that have a very distinct 'beginning and end of the level' feeling.
Check out Rez Infinite on Steam. Seems to support Oculus and Vive. ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/636450/Rez_Infinite/ )
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there are many code playground sites[0] that could make the process less painful for you. essentially you will need to reference the library. you can do it locally, or reference the publicly available version (most libraries have a CDN hosted version). you could also google for the playground site + library, because there may already be a playground setup (a project with a reference to the library already set) for th…
How do I tell what language to use with this package? From what I can tell it uses react. I have tried node, angular, and react but this installation page confounds me [0]. as far as I understand, I have been using either npm init, ng init, or create-react-app to initialize the directory for an example project. Then I do npm install tone inside of the directory I created. I have found this [1] playground for tone but…
i can recommend frontendmasters.com Brian Holt intro to web development. he's great .. i learned React from his courses :)