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this is a micro-sidebar-thingo, because i ran out of disk space on my desktop!

This is the second lesson in a series!

Ok fine :) This is meant to be introductory!

So, in your normal analog modular synth, inputs and outputs communicate through "patch points".

this is a weird one: I'm just a little frustrated that a perfect, very well written blog post about the exact thing i was looking up took me multiple rewordings and paging through google results to find >:( To Remedy this: A living document!

ok so for the past few weeks I’ve been working on a new framework for writing daw plugins. you know, VSTs. audio units well actually, this framework targets the relatively new CLAP standard and takes advantage of existing wrappers to turn that into VST/AU,

write down the recipes you like and regularly use!

Hiiii it's my first module!

auuugh im very tired!

you can look at me over here now This is mostly going to be comm work of my sonas!

another tiny baby update, somebody asked about it so i reposted something I originally published on cohost (which is now a 404!

okokokokokok fine Look at this guy.

little tiny baby update, i made a css theme from scratch :) well mostly from scratch, i stole the mechanism for swapping between light and dark themes from here: https://whitep4nth3r.com/blog/best-light-dark-mode-theme-toggle-javascript/ but still!

This post is response to this change in the twitter privacy policy, and the responses to the responses, and the responses to the responses to the responses.

so, the secret project I've been working on for my fellow chosties is a stylophone!!

Ok so even more important than the first post, is the second post >:) so this is actually about something I'm just gonna describe how this is being set up!!

Just kicking the tires on this thang, you know how it is.

this was originally posted to cohost.org Clipping Audio signals are just streams of numbers that tell your speaker how "in" or "out" it should be. -1 is "fully in", and 1 is "fully out".