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oinj
3mo ago
I wasn't even aware some places had prohibited pinball until I saw "Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game". Great movie.
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7mo ago
He never was a "spiritual leader". He was a med school professor. He had been ordained as a _upāsaka_, a lay Buddhist disciple, meaning he took the vow of following the five precepts and he was given this name by the people who or
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Great use case for animated transitions, check out this research project from 2010: https://www.aviz.fr/diffamation . Here's an example of it in action with a Wikipedia article: http://tan.lille.inria.fr/
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1y ago
I've got this idea that third-party batteries are mostly crap and die very fast, but it's based on ≈10 year old experience (although the last official battery on my iPhone SE 2016 was the same)
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1y ago
Big fan of your OS X stuff! I still have a 11" 2012 MacBook Air with Core i7 and 8 GB RAM, if only I could use it as my everyday machine I'd be very happy! I didn't know about Firefox Dynasty, it's very cool. (Wow, and A
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1y ago
Indeed: your comment made me curious, so I've read the article although I wasn't initially interested, and I gained a nice point of view about conversational interfaces to LLMs and how friction, usually a pure HCI concern, is bein
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1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Audio, interactive and embedded systems Location: Seville, ES and Dijon, FR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Main technologies: C++, embedded systems (STM32, PSoC, nRF), JUCE, Objective-C and Cocoa. CV/Contac
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2y ago
We had to switch to a more powerful architecture and chip but the voices are still dispatched on several processors. It'll be enough to withstand 16-note polyphony at 125% load, with some extra power left because we don't use the
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2y ago
Thanks! The software doesn't connect to the network. You can use another computer or your mobile phone for activation.
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2y ago
I did a tiny bit of DSP and I've been exposed to the HCI/NIME community in the past, but that's it. Many modules in the Anyma are just reasonable implementations of clever formulae I didn't design but studied from papers
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2y ago
We also investigated iPlug2, but ultimately decided on JUCE partly because it was easier to find help.
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2y ago
The EaganMatrix (inside the Osmose) and the Hydrasynth are both great and each one has its own approach. I think the Anyma synths are less beefy, in terms of computational resources, but the synth engine offers more kinds of modules, more f
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2y ago
Thanks. It's weird, we cross-compile using llvm-mingw from macOS and then run the Inno Setup compiler using Wine inside a fresh Docker image (Linux guest). I'm not sure how I could obtain more info on what caused both antivirus to
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2y ago
We use JUCE for building the app/plugin. It handles the GUI, the audio/MIDI devices and the plugin API. The synth engine was originally developed to run on a STM32F4 (what the Anyma Phi uses), so almost everything is purpose-built
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Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument
(aodyo.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Thanks! Here are some links where you can hear/see it: [1] Sound demo songs https://soundcloud.com/aodyo/tracks [2] A short demo video https://youtu.be/jvHASVAGvhY
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2y ago
We're posting a short video presentation soon. A DIY breath controller like you describe is a fun little project and adds a whole new dimension to your playing. Most wind synths expect MIDI CC2 for breath input.
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It doesn't look like LLMS supports VST3 [1], but we had a report of the Bitwig Linux version looking for a VST3 bundle, the new recommended format, instead of a single library file with a ".vst3" extension, so of I'm wro
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Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument
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I wrote an input service to improve the keyboard of the Titan Pocket[1], it's quite good for writing things. I've since sold it and tried a Jelly Star, which I returned. The Titan Pocket is a nice phone, a bit too big and too heav
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I've been using Curio[1] for more than 10 years. The app is Mac-only but it is very reliable and regularly updated. [1] https://www.zengobi.com/curio
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2y ago
Location: Seville, Spain Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C++, Objective-C, Javascript/Typescript, Python, Cocoa/AppKit, JUCE Expertise/interests: embedded development (STM32, nRF5, PSoC4), audio
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2y ago
I have one! It's very good and you even helped me customize it further.
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2y ago
I'm working on a MPE MIDI controller with my friends at Aodyo. We've launched our Kickstarter last Thursday: https://loom.aodyo.com/en
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3y ago
This is interesting. Care to elaborate or share your script?
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Anyma Omega – Polyphonic Physical Modeling Synthesizer
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Absolutely awesome! I've long been attracted to tracker software but I could never find one that really makes me want to use it. Although this is browser-based, it might just be the one for me. Something I would very much like to see i
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A macOS bundler for ScummVM games
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Anyma Phi v1.0 Sneak Peek (Physical modeling synthesizer)
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Anyma Phi, a monophonic synthesizer with physical modeling
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