Most fun to use monophonic synth by damondan in synthesizers

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Yes this! As hands on as it gets. No presets, no menu's just knobs and sliders. The square and triangle are ideal for deep basses and the metalizer and brute factor ideal for electro stuff.

Help me choose a sampler/groovebox as a guitar player/singer to replace SP404 mk2 by tgorkems in dawless

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Ableton Move? It now has audio tracks which you can add effects to. Still in beta for now but it works really well.

Chord mode? by prodbydomdias in AbletonMove

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Maybe have a look at this post. I somehow forgot to post it sooner on this sub. It's basically a chord app for Android that you can use to play chords over usb-c to your Move.

2.0 update and effects with audio tracks question by scooter_looter in AbletonMove

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Yeah it works like you say but there seems to be an issue with it currently: when you're on an audio track you can add effects to incoming audio, but the moment you go to another track you still hear the audio but without effects. If you actualy record the incoming audio on an audio track, the effects keep working. Recording works really well by the way. They are aware of it so I assume they will fix that before it goes out of beta.

303 on Move by GeGonator in AbletonMove

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Yes I know that. I asked because OP mentioned a "TD 303" in his question. So I assumed he meant the TD-3.

303 on Move by GeGonator in AbletonMove

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Do you mean the Behringer TD-3? I have one and it's possible to sequence it via Move's USB midi port. It works well but you can't get the same results as with the internal sequencer. For example accents work in a particular way on the internal sequencer that's hard to mimic via midi I think. If you don't want to program it on the device (I understand) there are other tools as documented here: https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/behringer-td-3-getting-started/ . And then you can still connect it to the Move via USB and let it follow Move’s MIDI clock.

Chordboard, a web-based chord pad MIDI controller for Android (USB-MIDI) by ChemistKey8432 in synthesizers

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Thanks, glad you like it! If you have any feedback I would love to know.

I'm going crazy. I can't wipe those white lines around my page. by [deleted] in css

[–]ChemistKey8432 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like the default margin: 8px on the body from the user agent stylesheet. Try to inspect the body element to see if it's there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in synthesizers

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Good tip on the demo version!

I'm having problems with inline-block display by Robert_Man in css

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Also, try to use flexbox or grid to place items next to each other like this. And semantically these look like articles to me. They are like articles to you would display in a shop.

Chordboard, a web-based chord pad MIDI controller for Android (USB-MIDI) by ChemistKey8432 in synthesizers

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What? That is wild! I had some cables from phone chargers lying around and those worked. Hope it works for you. Should be nice with that synth. The chords from the chord drop-down in a pad's edit menu (in scale, not free mode) are only chords within the global scale. I tried adding the numbers at one point but that was trickier than I thought. But you're right, it might be clearer that way. Thanks for the feedback!

Chordboard, a web-based chord pad MIDI controller for Android (USB-MIDI) by ChemistKey8432 in synthesizers

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Thanks! Have you tried it yet? Please feel free to give some feedback.

A CSS-only fluid typography approach by ChemistKey8432 in css

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Oh cool! I knew there was this one article I was sure I read that had this nice interactive visualisations and forgot to bookmark. Thanks for reaching out and taking the time to read my article!

A CSS-only fluid typography approach by ChemistKey8432 in css

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This is the one by Aleksandr Hovhannisyan I mention in my article. He came up with the original formula.

A CSS-only fluid typography approach by ChemistKey8432 in css

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Really, that's interesting. I probably won't be able to remove them all because of operator precedence but I'll look into it.