Rev. Johnny Healey

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(He/Him) Technologist into functional programming. Drone ambient musician. Creator of the Noisefunge livecoding environment. Also, snake pics.

Formerly @rev_null

SoundCloudhttps://soundcloud.com/revjohnnyhealey
githubhttps://github.com/revnull
Funkwhale channelhttps://noise.baby/channels/rev_null_music
Rev. Johnny HealeyMar 15
Hard to believe Liam didn't make Rolling Stone's 100 best tambourinists of the 1990's.
Rev. Johnny HealeyFeb 21
I decided to feed different synth sounds into a delay line that was then processed by the Karplus-Strong algorithm. I think I accidentally made a Paul Lansky song.
#noisefunge #dsp #music
Rev. Johnny HealeyFeb 14
Birds evolved from dinosaurs, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Charmander broth tastes like chicken.
Rev. Johnny HealeyDec 7
When you try to look up movie times on Google now, it gives an ai overview that doesn't know what day it is.
Rev. Johnny HealeyDec 2
After a bit of work this past holiday, I got the nfviewergl program off of the defunct luminance library and onto wgpu. It seems to be using more CPU, but also has a higher framerate. #noisefunge #livecoding
Rev. Johnny HealeyNov 23

#noisevember 22 2025

Same sample as yesterday, but this time processed through a granular engine. No hard clicks in this one.

Rev. Johnny HealeyNov 22

#noisevember 21, 2025

I took a sample from a longer piece of mine and put together a quick patch to chop it up and play bits back at different speeds. The final result is an ambient piece that is out of tune and full of clicks from hard cuts.

Rev. Johnny HealeyNov 21

#noisevember 20, 2025

Just a simple FM synth with stereo distortion modulated by some LFOs. Sequencing was a very basic set of noisefunge patches.

Rev. Johnny HealeyNov 20

#noisevember 19 2025

A simple synth that fades into noise which then gets passed through a simple feedback distortion with foldback.

#noisefunge

Rev. Johnny HealeyNov 19

#noisevember 18th

I have been poking at my DSP engine again. I've lost count of how many times I've re-implemented it, but I'm happy with how the current one is coming along. Here I have a really basic set of noisefunge patches driving a simple synth based on a triangle wave, comb filter, and foldback distortion.