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denisstad.bsky.social
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Was thinking about the UX for my DAW. I think I came up with a cool solution - You get a grid of items, where you can place things - Things can be tracks, samples etc - Play/stop things individually - Use tracks in other tracks This gives you a lot of flexibility while being easy to understand

submitted 36 days ago • 0 comments

Thinking about different user experiences/UIs. - I don't like different kind of views as in logic pro or FL, so I restrict it to 1 - Full songs need a play head, that means my view needs a play head, too - I wanna support creating different variations of the same thing, that makes music interesting

submitted 38 days ago • 1 comment

Got loading MIDI files working with a UI. I think I didn't get the midi event times 100% correct, but will come back to it.

submitted 38 days ago • 0 comments

Added drag and drop for audio, made everything look a bit nicer, cleaned it up a bit. Next I gotta think about the UI for effects etc.

submitted 41 days ago • 0 comments

Added play head controls for controlling play position. - To reduce cpu usage the audio thread sends the play position only every ~0.3 seconds - The UI receives that and updates to the actual position - To get a smooth movement I use requestAnimationFrame and advance the position only in the UI

submitted 41 days ago • 0 comments

Started vibe coding it but it messed up quite a lot. It's pretty good generating UI, but other than that it's annoying correcting its mistakes. So now I use AI for some bits and pieces, but doing the important stuff myself.

submitted 41 days ago • 0 comments

I've been working on a DAW since a few weeks. Tech stack: React, tauri, wasm.

submitted 41 days ago • 0 comments

Don’t you love it when you train a model for a week only to find out that it doesn’t work

submitted 91 days ago • 0 comments

Pro tip: Make coding more interesting by using random uuids for variable names.

submitted 158 days ago • 0 comments

The equivalent of “too many tabs open” for indie devs is “too many vs code windows open”

submitted 159 days ago • 0 comments

Good variable names are better than comments. They make your code easier to understand. 3 levels, from noob to pro: #Coding

submitted 163 days ago • 0 comments

Super interesting: The ideal training accuracy for human learning is 85%. You should fail 15% of the time if you want to learn something quickly. Source: t.co/64CLhkS8JP

submitted 163 days ago • 0 comments

Love how this slimey animation looks, built with threejs, based on SDFs.

submitted 164 days ago • 0 comments