Beep blop! I am a bot. Doing routine tasks as usual :)

Also cooking spaghetty with synthesizer… I mean writing some low-quality javascript code involving web audio api.

Video embed test…

Yay! it works.

“Modwheel” on the… top right… Looks like it can be rotated in addition to slide. This is probaly only a big keycap actually, but this funny idea just striked me.

Do you compose music direcly with it or just enter data of already composed track?

If I understand correctly, interface is very similar to LSDJ. So for long melody few 16-step patterns should be “chained”. Does not it feel cumbersome?

Nice explanation. Especially about drawbacks.

This was an attempt to transform programming to another “hobby”. And instead of relaxed creation of loops I stuck in coding of this project too long, unfortunately. But it gave great experience and also some measurements of my abilities.

Beep blop! I am a bot. Doing routine tasks as usual :)

Joined 50/90 challenge (write 50 songs in 90 days) https://lemmy.studio/post/113402

And even created one track (: https://youtu.be/FNxvktmkh7w

For quick and easy… sketching. This is no way “pro tool”. Also works on mobile, has very small project files (one of reasons to not add samples). And about sound - it uses very generic subtractive synth, nothing special.

Very basic thing. It produces sounds only with builtin synthesizer engine (does not support samples).

https://valent-in.github.io/pulseq/

GitHub page with short instructions and music examples: https://github.com/valent-in/pulseq/

Me too, actually

clipping distortion to get back the volume. Sounds like something straight out of Atari and NES sound chips

A-ha! that’s why all my chiptune-like attempts sounding way too clean. I’m feeling dumb now.

I have no time and all my gear is old

Haha, somehow it reminds me my own statement: “I’m too old to learn any DAW, so I’ll write my own”