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   Show HN: Additive partial piano synthesis with live local Python notebook(shorepine.github.io)

   2 points by grackle2 2y ago|0 comments
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   The Amy Additive Piano Voice(shorepine.github.io)

   2 points by grackle2 2y ago|0 comments
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   by grackle2 2y ago

   WOW, praise from caesar! <3
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   by grackle2 2y ago

   It doesn't really run an OS like you may be used to. It runs FreeRTOS, which schedules tasks. One of the tasks is running Micropython. (Other tasks are for audio, the display, MIDI, touchscreen, the sequencer, etc). There's no BIO
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   by grackle2 2y ago

   There are ways to write Rust code for the underlying MCU -- the ESP32-S3, but Tulip itself is Micropython with a lot of C glue code to handle the audio, display, UI, and MIDI. People that get a Tulip will be writing Python on Tulip, and Tul
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   by grackle2 2y ago

   This is a pretty bespoke thing -- stuff made for an RPi / linux won't directly port over. It's running Micropython and has got custom code to handle the screen, there's no obvious framebuffer or terminal. But anything is
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   by grackle2 2y ago

   I work on this! AMA if you have any questions. I think it's really cool and has been fun to hack on. the main github w/ all the specs and code is at https://github.com/shorepine/tulipcc
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   The Tulip Creative Computer(tulip.computer)

   4 points by grackle2 2y ago|0 comments