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  • jhhljhhl
    edited December 2020

    But PolyHarp came out last year or so : visit http://PolyHarp.com

    Lost Chord is pretty great too:

    https://jhhl.net/lostchord.html

    Thanks! Tell your friends!

    The Lost Chord played a role in Ergo Phizmiz' THE DIMBOLA MIKADO in the "Looking for the Lost Chord" section:
    https://composterofmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-dimbola-mikado-pop-classics

    One can also play with the online tone spiral: https://jhhl.net/tonespiral.html , with a UI similar to Droneo's Tone Spiral.

  • RockySmallsRockySmalls

    @jhhl said:
    You all read Sound Bytes Magazine, right?

    Fans of Droneo and my work (if any) can check out this recent interview by Warren Burt in the Sept issue:
    https://soundbytesmag.net/music-for-tablets-interview-with-henry-lowengard-app-developer/

    Fan here! :)
    especially of Ellipsynth .. don’t sleep on that one...
    looking forward to Dronau Au hey you ;0]

  • id_23id_23

    Thank you @jhhl !
    Look forward to dronau, will check poly harp too! :smiley:

  • senhorlampadasenhorlampada

    Good you guys revived this thread. Gonna read the article @jhhl

    Btw, since we are expressing love to your works... Minute :love: :heart:
    Oooh I love it and still use it. Sometimes I setup my sampling stuff (Zoom ST-224 + Roland SP-404sx + Boss Micro BR), record apps and field noises into them, replay them into Minute... experiment and record back to the rig.

  • RockySmallsRockySmalls

    @senhorlampada said:
    Good you guys revived this thread. Gonna read the article @jhhl

    Btw, since we are expressing love to your works... Minute :love: :heart:
    Oooh I love it and still use it. Sometimes I setup my sampling stuff (Zoom ST-224 + Roland SP-404sx + Boss Micro BR), record apps and field noises into them, replay them into Minute... experiment and record back to the rig.

    oh yeah... i keep finding interesting audio files in my old audioshare folders and a good number of them are from Minute.. a fine thing..

  • jhhljhhl

    Oh yeah, Minute! I always wanted to swap out the stretching routine, which was basically the same as one I made up for a program (we called them "programs" back then) on the Amiga called RAW.

    Here's a video of RAW in the Amiga Emulator: https://jhhl.net/Video/RAW-popeye.mov

    A super big roadblock for all this is coming up with an all-encompassing AU/standalone framework. It's an immense mess. All I want is a buffer in and I'll make a buffer out, some unified connection to all the timing sources (Ableton, Midi Clocks, hand taps, whatever), and a model that talks to MIDI, MIDI 2 (MPE), OSC.
    Grouse, Grouse, Grouse.

  • senhorlampadasenhorlampada

    @jhhl said:
    Here's a video of RAW in the Amiga Emulator: https://jhhl.net/Video/RAW-popeye.mov

    This is awesome! :open_mouth:

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