http://musicforprogramming.net/ is much more useful.
Incredibox - Background music for programming.
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#22But if you record a composition and instantly stop the recording, it will delete your whole composition. I think this isn't intentional.
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#23http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyUnXjVgx44
I'm going to throw Incredibox into shuffle mode for a while to see how long it takes me to switch back to Daft Punk.
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#24It would be nice if the url changed with the sample combinations though. It looks like you can record a chunk of the sound and share that, but I'm far more interested in sharing the exact combination that I come up with than I am the sound itself. I'd love to just send a link to a friend so that they could not only see the combination in action but also dive in and make it their own.
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#25I can hack/design for hours without even knowing it while listening to Kap Slap. It also helps you run a 5K faster than you might have originally imagined :) Anyone who likes remixes/house/dubstep I'd encourage you check it out! The spring break mix is an hour long and it's full of goodies. http://soundcloud.com/kapslap/kap-slap-spring-break-mix p.s. I'm only evangelizing this stuff so much because honestly if I set…
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#27I can hack/design for hours without even knowing it while listening to Kap Slap. It also helps you run a 5K faster than you might have originally imagined :) Anyone who likes remixes/house/dubstep I'd encourage you check it out! The spring break mix is an hour long and it's full of goodies. http://soundcloud.com/kapslap/kap-slap-spring-break-mix p.s. I'm only evangelizing this stuff so much because honestly if I set…
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#28Every once in a while all of them pause in sync. Try using distinct primes for the length of a musical cycle to create a different sound. Not sure how it would for beats, but I know visually this is useful.
You can't stomp your feet to this for more then one whole loop. Too bad, I loved the idea and the implementation!
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#30Also wasn't able to drop anything.
Using Chrome on Ubuntu.