turbopuffer is founded by some of the smartest people I ever worked with in past jobs. I strongly doubt they used an LLM in the writing of this article.
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building a collaborative audio/midi/video platform - https://sequencer.party
Email: tom@sequencer.party
turbopuffer is founded by some of the smartest people I ever worked with in past jobs. I strongly doubt they used an LLM in the writing of this article.
There's at least two vst options in the works, one extracts just the voices and one emulates the whole machine interface
https://youtu.be/nY0bRaKWLmk?si=nhi4O6gx8Ld-RMuP
https://github.com/joelanders/gearmulator-md-mm/releases
There are other diy projects on github.. honestly with the GitHub links below and modern AI tools you can get something functioning in a day.
A lot of this work is made possible by the following. As well as people hacking on firmwares for current devices like digitone song mode hacks etc
https://github.com/mischa85/elektron-firmware-tool
There is MAME support for the relevant CPU/DSP and hint MAME archivists are also good at rom backing up...
Also look at the usual suspects and gearmulator for more digital music device emulation
Got it, good idea.
It's fine to say you did something cool because you could, in fact the coolest things are done just because. Adding commentary that it was a protest for stolen / wasted space, spare me the minutes please
It is an audio/video/midi plugin standard for the web and it is rather mature.
During covid I worked on a collaborative browser-based DAW, https://sequencer.party. I definitely bit off more than I could chew, but you can wire up plugin chains at least.
I would strongly suggest you consider adding webaudiomodule support and instantly get ~50 plugins supported in the DAW. I also packaged up a bunch of them ready for consumption here: https://github.com/boourns/wam-community
For this to work hangouts.google.com had to not include the HTTP header to block iframing but thankfully if you make up a URL the 404 page served on that domain does not include that http header.
He'd turn it up and go play N64, and occasionally his computer would announce he's in a conversation with a girl so he'd drop the controller and pick up the conversation.