AlgoCompSynth by znmeb πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

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Buck Borasky, Frontier Programmer {he/him}

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Retired scientific applications programmer: algorithmic composition, digital sound synthesis, #WNBA analytics

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"Your average citizen couldn’t have cared less about oscillators, but those with a knack for rudimentary electronics who were also musicians and/or sound appreciators started harnessing oscillators to make music. In the East Village in 1967, a young singer named Simeon Coxe started playing around with one."

How Silver Apples Harnessed World War II Oscillators to Create the First Electronic Rock Record:

https://insheepsclothinghifi.com/silver-apples/

How Silver Apples Harnessed World War II Oscillators to Create the First Electronic Rock Record | In Sheeps Clothing

At the end of World War II, the US military loaded up all the equipment it used for communication and warfare against the Nazis and brought it back to the US. Included within all that decommissioned surplus β€” which was auctioned off, repurposed for civilian use and sold in surplus stores β€” was a feast of radio gear and audio oscillators. Used to jam Nazi communications by beaming disruptive audio frequencies at enemy channels, oscillators started flooding the market in the 1950s and 1960s. Your average citizen c...

In Sheeps Clothing
@lain_7 Sounds interesting.
@lain_7 Interesting concept - how resource-intensive are the non-LLM components?
So tired of blacking out every full moon when I really want to stay up and help the townsfolk hunt for the werewolf
@tafnn Every Democratic elected official - governors, senators, state attorneys general, senators, mayors - every last one of them - should file a petition demanding that the White House take this down!
@mosgaard Did you ever get it working? If it's a USB device, the only other thing I can think of that might be missing is `udev` rules. That whole `udev`nightmare may be newer than your device. Or maybe group permissions, but if it works with `alsa` those are probably OK.
@mosgaard @poetaster Do you have pipewire-alsa installed??
@zyd Nice to know about Fennel ... I'm looking at it for some embedded things because it's built on Lua. My preference was the Ribbit / Gambit variant of R4RS Scheme but I couldn't get the compile to work and ran out of research time on the project.
Collected some notes about the Hershey fonts.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/hershey
@elsemusic Bitwig Studio, Renoise and Reaper all have native Linux ports and I think some of them will even run on a Raspberry Pi. People who charge money for music production software that only runs on Windows and MacOS are behind the curve. 2/2