Typedrummer
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Re: Typedrummer
#92Hmm, why not write a fruityloop style of interface. That would make it more predictable.
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#93shout out to p'unk avenue! philly represent!
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#94I call this one Java Utopia
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#95Creator here— Thanks for checking it out everybody! I promise I'm collecting a list of all the great feature requests I've been seeing. There's a ton of awesome stuff happening in WebAudio right now. If you want more, check out http://audiocrawl.co
Ability to stack beats would be sweet!
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#96This is really cool. Within about 30 seconds of playing around, I wished it had more scripting-like features (loops and blocks I can reference multiple times)
Oh my $deity! I sometimes play a bit with recording music and I always hate drum machine programming. If I could actually program it in some sort of programming language it would be so much nicer!
Seems like I've just got a new side project :)
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#97Didn't want to work on Firefox on Linux (37.0.2) but was fine on chrome.
Try: Zyzzybalooba
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#98I call this one "The Master". http://typedrummer.com/901ci8
Slight variation - http://typedrummer.com/0r4ki5
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#99Here's my best guess:
a: click with a slight rattle, like rattan brushes
b: closed hihat
c: distored synth bass with rattle, like tambourine
d: distored synth bass higher pitch and muted
e: muted synth bass
f: sizzle ride hit like crash
g: maracas
h: muted maracas
i: afuche-cabasa
j: synth snare
k: deeper snare
l: castanets
m/n: tap on closed hihat - maybe striking the hardware?
o: booming tonal bass
p: half muted tonal bass
q: muted bass
r: very muted, blockish bass
s: synth splash
t: agogo bell
u: guiro upstroke
v: guiro downstroke
w: tamborine
x: snare
y: synth snare
z: concert bass
non-alpha: rest
(): beat = 1/3 - note: triplets will begin on the letter before the first open paren, it modifies the space before, not after, each note.
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#100Small bug I found - the timing gets messed up whenever the typedrummer tab is running in the background
Not really a bug, Chrome heavily throttles timers in background tabs to save the user's juice. All you can really do is suspend the sequence until the tab returns to foreground.