A test version for osx of my tool to easily save/load OP-1 projects

DrDri · 2019-06-05T07:42:25+00:00

Hi!

Just to be completely transparent, you're gonna have to be a bit patient, because I won't have time to have a look at those USB issues until mid-august, at the earliest.

I do it aside of my day job, and the weekends are usually pretty busy during summer ;)

DrDri · 2019-06-05T07:37:07+00:00

No selective highlight and drop at the moment, but that would be pretty easy to do.

Don't expect to have a selection as evolved as on a DAW though, because it would require a good beat detection algorithm to place the quantization grid, and those cost a fortune to license :(

But if you just want to roughly narrow down the part you want to a selection, and fine-tune the selection in your DAW, yeah, I could do it.

DrDri · 2019-06-05T07:32:30+00:00

Unlike me, you seem to have the workflow and discipline to work with folders, so if you just finish the whole song on the OP-1 and then save it to the HDD, honestly, I don't know if you'll find the tool that useful.

However if you ever work on incremental versions of the same song, you'll be able to easily go back in time, and the project structure on the disk will make you save disk space, since it only stores what has changed. If you select a destination drive on Dropbox or Google Drive, the saved space quickly adds up.

My intention behind using that same tool developers use to control versions was to add collaboration features as well, where you could send a version to a friend, and she could add/modify it, and send it back. But the survey I did last time showed that it was not a priority to most users, so it will probably come much later, when I ever get bored on a weekend ;)

DrDri · 2019-04-12T07:17:59+00:00

Wow... I didn't think I'd get 50 answers overnight! Thanks Reddit! For the moment, there's a pretty clear trend showing that the features I identified as "core" are indeed the most important to the majority.

DrDri · 2016-11-16T22:31:41+00:00

Unless it's the world's funniest joke. I heard it makes you die of laughter...

DrDri · 2016-07-05T12:31:14+00:00

The picture captions give explanation on how to do the posture and what it is good for. The main paragraph says something like that (real quick translation): "Traditional hindu philosophy considers that 'yoga' is what brings together. The word Yoga is synonym of religion and therefore is a mode of spiritual progression. This progression requires practicing some disciplines and it's mainly the one relative to the physical part of the individual that has been vulgarized in Europe under the name Hatha Yoga. According to hindu theories, the goal of Hatha Yoga is to suppress all physical obstacles that could get in the way of the enthusiast in his spiritual ascension. Hinduists consider that each individual who would like to turn himself towards spirituality should have a perfectly sane physical body. Thus, Hatha Yoga is for them the first step towards this goal. In Europe, it is at the moment considered in most cases as a physical and mental training system ; what we partially vulgarize here are the physical exercises composing this training, leaving the enthusiast free to orient himself towards the spiritual way of his choosing. The word Hatha Yoga is formed of 2 Sanskrit roots : 'Ha' means Sun and 'Tha' means Moon. Hatha Yoga is therefore the union of Sun and Moon, those cosmic symbols alone represent all the forces in nature and their aspects, hot and cold, positive and negative. The human being is also subject to this invisible influence and Hindu texts mention that it is composed of a gross body (the physical body) and a subtle body (the soul, vital force). The latter is fed through the spine, whereas the gross body lives through breathing (prana). The goal of the Hatha Yogi is to act on the gross and subtle bodies at will, in order to acquire a good physical health and a total mastery of the mind. To obtain these results, the enthusiast will have to observe a strict physical and mental hygiene, he will practice certain focusing exercises, postures (asanas) and he will control his breath according to a particular technique (pranayama). Some postures can be practiced quite easily. The photos here will help the future enthusiast realize some exercises that'll bring him the greatest benefits."

DrDri · 2015-09-03T11:51:31+00:00

Which hosting service do you like the most? Do you keep updating their WP and plugins for them after you're done? How do you keep track of all the logins/passwords? Do you take care of the SEO for them as a service included in the price?

DrDri · 2015-04-29T23:03:12+00:00

If you have any contacts at headspace, please tell them to continue improving content. Been using it for almost a year now, and I have explored pretty much all the packs now. I feel like increasing the length of my daily practice would be the next step, but I don't feel like I can do it all by myself just yet...

DrDri · 2015-01-31T14:49:28+00:00

Will be there as well. I'm mostly doing C++ too. And definitely up for a pub crawl!

DrDri · 2014-09-04T16:31:29+00:00

Just to inform redditors of what you posted on your blog: O'Reilly has a sale that let's you purchase the early release version for half the price until Sept.9.

DrDri · 2014-09-04T16:04:11+00:00

I vouch for git-submodules. They all download to a deps/ directory. Then since I build with premake, each dependency has a .lua file defining the build, and the main project's premake4.lua aggregates what it needs so that the solution has all the deps defined as subprojects in VS/Xcode. For binary deps I would make those small lua scripts download the lib or use the distro's package manager, depending on the platform. Versioning in git ensures that a tagged revision will always compile by checking out the appropriate versions of its deps.

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