Spent some time today learning how to make multisampled instruments for the Polyend Tracker and I decided to test my piano samples with a small piece from Beethoven's "Pathétique,". I think it sounds pretty decent, though the samples take pretty much all the memory. Still, you can just load a 1-2 octaves of the piano instead of the entire thing and you are golden! :)
This is a lovely way to be on the internet for a moment, but you must use the your arms and the keys as instructed: https://a-small-memorial.glitch.me via @mncmncmnc
@jine Thank you so much for reading! And yeah I had a similar experience it was such a fun thing to explore for the first time
@megabyteGhost omg I love this though this is genius. cummings would have loved it too I feel like <3
@pixouls ahhh thank you so much for reading and checking it out! <3
We've got a whole bunch of amazing computational poems, web essays, art, and experiments, like this beautiful browser poem from @abundance that runs on the hour every hour https://anonymous-animal.neocities.org/
Hi Friends! Thrilled to have just launched the inaugural issue of “the html review” a little literary magazine for poetry and literature meant to exist on the web. you can check it out here-- https://thehtml.review
@nasser lemme know when you're coming over :)
Whoops @neauoire my partner and I accidentally acquired an 18th century style upright harpsichord with robotic electromagnetic hammers and unleashed Orca on it
@entreprecariat in addition to their time-centered hardware work, CW&T have done a lot of cool digital experiments with time and clocks, here's some examples -
https://cwandt.com/products/tempra
https://cwandt.com/products/earth-clock
https://cwandt.com/products/2-experiments-with-timing-and-computers
And here's one of their more famous hardware projects -
https://cwandt.com/products/time-since-launch?variant=19682206089275
@darius thank you so much for this this is incredible
If you'd like to play Backgammon on the oldest continually running internet Backgammon server, and you'd like to do it on the command line via Telnet, well do I have a tutorial for you:
@yaxu I just read this on the way to the algorave
@neauoire
apologies if you've already hit any of these <3 --
*The Poetics of Space by Gaston Bachelard
*The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester
*Something New Under the Sun by Alexandra Kleeman
*The Weather by Jenny Offill
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Experimenting with music, technology, and dance <3
http://www.maxy.world/