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tangent/feedback about the product: replacing abandoned desktop apps with a webapp with unknown future does not exactly excite me. Bundle this as a desktop app that works offline-first and you'll pique more interest.
Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a year.
tangent/feedback about the product: replacing abandoned desktop apps with a webapp with unknown future does not exactly excite me. Bundle this as a desktop app that works offline-first and you'll pique more interest.
Strong disagree! Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a year.
I had the opposite problem where using my (recent-ish) cheap midi keyboard with WebMidi was crashing Firefox.
That's usually caused by cheap controller firmware flooding the connection with continuous Active Sensing signals (0xFE bytes every 300ms) or noisy clock jitter.
tangent/feedback about the product: replacing abandoned desktop apps with a webapp with unknown future does not exactly excite me. Bundle this as a desktop app that works offline-first and you'll pique more interest.
Strong disagree! Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a year.
tangent/feedback about the product: replacing abandoned desktop apps with a webapp with unknown future does not exactly excite me. Bundle this as a desktop app that works offline-first and you'll pique more interest.
Strong disagree! Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a year.
tangent/feedback about the product: replacing abandoned desktop apps with a webapp with unknown future does not exactly excite me. Bundle this as a desktop app that works offline-first and you'll pique more interest.
I have an older rev of a Digital Loggers web power switch, before they went to Linux.
In one lab setup at a previous job, I had to put it on a VLAN; broadcast traffic was killing its ethernet stack, making it hard to connect to its web UI.
Anyway, the æsthetic of this website trips my vibe-coding sense, though I might be oversensitised. I find that pretty depressing, because MIDI is a field of carefully designed resource-constrained systems, everything has been meticulously hand-crafted by generations of engineers and there is nothing so complex it would make sense to resort to AI. (Here's my own MIDI SysEx project that's all hand-written, by the way: https://hikari.noyu.me/etc/SoundPalette. Not trying to self-promote, I just wonder if it might be interesting.)