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Day 69 - Timeless
Day 69. Today's song is basically in no time signature, and features the electric cello again. It's a simple theme that I developed by flipping the notes and playing through it in a few different chords. There's a faint harp sound that helps provide context, and there's a soft droning soundscape under everything.continue reading... -
I'm excited that @manton2 of http://micro.blog will be in town for Homebrew Website Club! You should come! 🍕 🎉 https://indieweb.org/events/2017-03-01-homebrew-website-club -
Day 69: Initial Editing Support for Quill #100DaysOfIndieWeb
Today in Things I Should Have Done Ages Ago... I finally started adding support to Quill for editing posts. I'm going to have to build this out one by one for each post interface Quill supports, so I started with the easiest one, favorites.continue reading... -
Day 68: h-recipe Import for BarBot #100DaysOfIndieWeb
I've been putting the finishing touches on my robot that can mix cocktails over the last few weeks.continue reading... -
Portland, Oregon • Sun, February 26, 2017 7:25pmVegan tiki bar?!! 🍹 -
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@IHABATRadio here's my writeup on my video rig! https://aaronparecki.com/2016/10/08/15/multi-camera-portable-live-video
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at Open SignalPortland, Oregon • Sat, February 25, 2017 3:06pmOpen Signal and StreamPDX open house! 🎙
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Day 67: Adding Image Alt Text in Quill #100DaysOfIndieWeb
With Quill's new image uploading UI, I was able to easily add a form field for specifying image alt text. This is a relatively new feature of Micropub, added thanks to a review by the W3C accessibility group.continue reading... -
Day 67 - Whine
Day 67. I'm not super thrilled with this, but I have a bunch of other things I need to do today so I need to be finished. I like the opening bit with the filter that opens up for 2 bars, but I was having a hard time figuring out what else to do with this today.continue reading... -
Barnaby Walters
https://waterpigs.co.uk
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Feb 25
@aaronpk thanks! Drone and trompette (buzzing) sound are acoustic, the melody is just the synth. Magnets in the keys + hall effect sensors on a board underneath, a magnetic rotary encoder on the shaft controlling noteon/off and expression, and an arduino inside the keybox putting it all together and sending MIDI signal out. The whole thing is built into the instrument, which also works great acoustic or amplified. There are a lot of improvements to make, but I think this is a good start!
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Barnaby Walters
https://waterpigs.co.uk
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Feb 25
MIDI-enabled hurdy gurdy playing NI Reaktor… a preview of a prototype, more of this to come in the future ;)
What!! This is amazing! Do the keys send midi messages? What else is acting as midi input?
