Adam Renklint

For more than ten years, I've been building small music-related libraries and environments.

I like redesigning this site.

Two weeks ago we launched Pitch Agent.

I built a small CLI tool called screenframes that records a portion of your screen and extracts a curated set of frames showing only meaningful visual changes.

I've been writing code and creating software as a hobby for three decades and professionally for fifteen years.

Tidal Cycles is a Haskell-based language for making music with code.

Since rewriting my website with Quickblog, one thing has bothered me: all pages are rendered to page.html files and linked together with the .html file extension in the url.

Validating the shape of function arguments and return value with pre/post hooks is a great feature in Clojure/Script, but to get useful context when a validation error occurs, we must manually provide context, in every assert in every hook.

Clojure comes with a fine set of functions for generating random numbers, but in the context of music programming, being able to seed the number generator to produce random numbers in a predictable series is critical.

Built a new website using Quickblog and Neat CSS.