Tag: audio
GridInstrument 0.9 is out!
A new version (0.9) of GridInstrument is out. It features: – Ability to set the MIDI velocity level to a fixed value. – Ability to set the MIDI velocity to random value within a range (for example, random between 95 and 105, to give a more natural feel). – Ability to set row overlap/offset like […]
TIP: How to Play a Sound Whenever You Commit to Git
Writing code alone at home can be an isolating experience. There you are, day in day out, quietly making magic with your mind (sarcasm, obv.) only to silently commit the fruits of your labor into the void of your source control repository, appreciated by no one. If only a crowd of children could be retained […]
How To Find (and Delete) Silent Audio Files
The Problem If you’re anything like me, you have a ton of audio files on your hard drive. When I’m working on music (or an audio synthesis project), I will export out songs that I’m working on in one piece of software in order to import them into another. I keep the intermediary tracks in […]
RELEASE: Da Metronome 1.0
Download Da Metronome 1.0 (21k) – A metronome program for Windows 95 / 98 / XP. It lets you select between the built-in sound, the PC speaker, and your own wave file. It also features a drop-down menu to let you selected the priority of the program (for better timing accuracy). Requires file “mfc40.dll”.
RELEASE: da Modulator 0.99b
Download DaMod 0.99b (40k) – A modulation experiment kit. It generates different waveforms and allows the user to export these to a wave file. Much cooler is that the user can also choose modulate an external wave file with the currently selected waveform settings. Lots of experimental sounds can be made this way. Great for […]