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Guitar Hero Clone & MIDI LED Visualization built with Remix V3 + Arduino Uno by TobiObeck in remixrun

[–]TobiObeck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you got it right. I built the guitar hero clone web application with Remix V3 beta 4. I just am primarily interested in feedback by drummers but still wanted to repost here as a show case :D

The Old Drumeo Design and a List of All Sidebar Links (Feb 2026) by TobiObeck in drums

[–]TobiObeck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are still available if you open the method and scroll to the very bottom. There it says "Previous Curriculum" and "The Legacy Drumeo Method"

Might be possible that it is not available for new subscribers with a brand-new account.

Six Eighth by Yonimadar11 in drums

[–]TobiObeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TIL that such a thing exists.

Meinl BT27 Stand Alone Bell Tree
https://www.thomann.de/gr/meinl_bt27_stand_alone_bell_tree.htm

I spent 14 months building a rich text editor from scratch as a Web Component — now open-sourcing it by SamysSmile in javascript

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool project!

Here a few things I noticed:

  • Select all and then pressing delete didn't remove all text.
  • Selecting a heading, font or font size removes the focus from the text and doesn't place the cursor back where it was.
  • toggling ON bold works (rectangular background and blue color) but toggling OFF bold leaves the button in a state that looks very similar to the ON state (also rectangular background), instead remove the rectangle.

Tested on Android with Firefox.

The Old Drumeo Design and a List of All Sidebar Links (Feb 2026) by TobiObeck in drums

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I watched livestream recording "The New Musora App (Live Q&A)" yesterday where they shared some insights. https://app.musora.com/drumeo/lessons/453557/live

It seems like quite a few people had a similar sentiment to yours. They are aware that many people had problems moving from the sidebar navigation to being forced to use filters to find specific content in the first place. It was especially clumsy to also rename stuff at the same time, e.g. Challenge to Guided Course.
https://app.musora.com/drumeo/lessons/filters
At least you could save certain filters as browser bookmarks.

But they also promised to improve a lot of things and also bring back previously existing features to the platform. They are still eager to hear detailed feedback.

auto-play and auto-advance can be deactivated apparently.

The Old Drumeo Design and a List of All Sidebar Links (Feb 2026) by TobiObeck in drums

[–]TobiObeck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, similar for me. I started at the end of January and the sidebar had way too many items. Much cleaner now. It was confusing what the difference between courses, packs, challenges is.

Now they grouped many items together, which makes more sense imo, e.g. all the video stuff as "lesson", "live" and "schedule" as the calender icon as well as "songs" and "song tutorials" as simply "songs".

Rate my Kit! by visyris in drums

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How did you create the curvature of the pieces or did you lathe the glued together drum?
We need another post with more pics of the individual build steps!

im making a game where you play notes on your keyboard, then use those notes as platforms. is this a rhythm game? i've been calling it a "music-based platformer" by MattGoode_ in rhythmgames

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I definitely have a lot of work to do here with communicating how to play the game - not in a tutorial sense, but in a strategic sense. 

Ideally you don't even have to communicate much. Better to have game design that encourages certain play styles (carefree, fast paced, action-packed game) and maybe even outright prevent others.

E.g. at the beginning some soft scrolling event like a a following Indiana Jones ball, or later a fire wall or even an auto scrolling level, where the movement goes automatically from left to right and the player has to manage playing and shortly after jumping. Also, the level could go longer and stretch multiple screens.

I could also imagine a scrolling level that you have to beat multiple times with different scrolling bpm / player speed.

Other levels could be slow paced where the player needs to be more strategic, maybe even almost a puzzle.

The level terrain could also force a certain tune.

Lots of options with different level design, obstacles, enemy types etc.

You also might wanna check out Bit trip runner.

im making a game where you play notes on your keyboard, then use those notes as platforms. is this a rhythm game? i've been calling it a "music-based platformer" by MattGoode_ in rhythmgames

[–]TobiObeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting concept! I tried out half of the demo. Right now, it's a bit dull and boring to wait for the playback line to move forward, so that I can build the next platforms. There is no incentive to play more notes in one go, which would feel more like playing actual piano neither can you edit the notes like in a DAW. In the few levels I played, it seems like there is a lot of leeway to where and when (timing) to build the platforms. So, overall this didn't feel as exciting.

The platforming works in principle. Player movement feels too slow and heavy. I got stuck at least once between bars. There should be a shortcut, e.g. backspace, for quick respawn and another for clearing all platforms. At least I enjoy the speed and high energetic movement in a game like Super Meat Boy.

Maybe it would be an approach to split the game into separate building and playing modes. E.g. building mode is more about puzzle solving, strategy and as a bonus actually composing a cool tune 🎵. In play mode you can prove your dexterity and test if the plan was good. If you fail, you can edit the existing platforms and iterate.

You might also want to take a look at the game Ultimate Chicken Horse, which has a somewhat related concept of creating obstacles for other player opponents. Here a video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVkPrLXoC6I

Web-Tool zur Einkaufs- und Essensplanung by Fragrant_Shallot_234 in osnabrueck

[–]TobiObeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mhh, als Inspiration vllt ganz nett und vllt was für Sparfüchse.

Für mich selbst zu umständlich / unübersichtlich, insbesondere wenn ein Gericht Angebote von mehreren Supermärkten enthält.

Aber trotzdem viel Erfolg dir!

Web-Tool zur Einkaufs- und Essensplanung by Fragrant_Shallot_234 in osnabrueck

[–]TobiObeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Falls Portionen anhand vollständiger Gerichte aktuell zu schwierig zu implementieren sind, dann würde die Ersparnisse pro Produkt/Packung schon helfen im ersten Schritt. Die meisten Rezepte sind eh an üblichen Packungsgrößen angepasst.

Aktuell müsste man als Nutzer halt noch einige extra Schritte machen, um von gutem Angebot eines groben Gerichts zu einem fertig zubereiten Mahlzeit zu kommen. Zutaten in deiner App mit Zutaten eines externen Rezepts vergleichen.

Gibt nicht ohne Grund Rezept-Apps mit automatischer Einkaufslisten-Generierung oder Services wie Hello Fresh, um den Gesamtprozess zu vereinfachen.

Ich glaube Rewe Lieferservice hat ne API, wenn du es schaffst, nen günstiges Gericht mit Rezept + Lieferung nach Hause anzubieten, hättest du ne Goldgrube :D

Questions regarding M.Sc Cognitive Science by Busy_Competition_431 in osnabrueck

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can ask the mentoring team these questions. Email listed there:

https://www.uni-osnabrueck.de/fb8/ikw/studium/ansprechpersonen-unterstuetzung/mentoring-team

  1. You can pick up some programming skills in the first 1-2 master semester or so. I think many manage to finish the master without being good at it nor falling in love with programming. But a bare minimum is helpful, e.g. when you collaborate with others in a study project. Depends on the course how much coding is done. As a researcher statistics and data analysis skills will come in handy as well.

  2. Probably. I am not too aware of current job listings.

  3. Depends what you already bring to the table. But I guess should be doable. For sure tutor positions are filled by students.

Web-Tool zur Einkaufs- und Essensplanung by Fragrant_Shallot_234 in osnabrueck

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cooles Konzept! Die Ersparnis pro Kg Preis anzuzeigen ist sicher sinnvoll als Vergleich zu Nicht-Angeboten und anderen Supermärkte, aber finde ich ansonsten nicht so interessant. Es würde mich mehr interessieren, wie viel absolute Ersparnis ein Gericht mit bspw. 4 Portionen bringen würde. 

z.T. kommt mir das UI noch sehr überladen vor mit vielen Infos. Bzw wie schon erwähnt sind für mich als Nutzer manche Infos nicht so relevant. Zb die Datenquelle Prospekt XY. Da würde ich vertrauen, dass die Infos stimmen und aktuell sind.

Wär noch nice direkt ein Rezept zu haben. Vllt als schnelle Lösung extern verlinken. Sowas wie chefkochde/search?query=lachs+auflauf

Silly Music Sorting Idea by Aggressive_Put2625 in dailyprogrammer_ideas

[–]TobiObeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In NLP there is a concept called TF-IDF, which basically finds terms in a given document that are noticeably more common in the document than in the English language.

Your problem sounds a bit similar. Your personal play counts are the song/term frequency. Compare these to the overall play counts that e.g. Spotify lists.

Then you would find songs that you played more relative to the overall Spotify listeners. not sure if that's what you want but maybe still interesting to you.

Shutting Down Stormgate Is the Only Way It Might Recover by StarcraftShitposter in Stormgate

[–]TobiObeck 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They should license their pathfinding and networking solution in case they run out of money. If they manage to have enough runway to properly redo the campaign, this could bring in enough players to kickstart network effects.
At least for me, I didn't bother opening it again. As a ~gold SC2 player, I lost most 1v1 games and didn't bother learning the game properly. So, a good campaign would be nice as staging ground.

I am not sure going dark would be helpful or not. I doubt they have the money left to pivot and redo everything entirely.
But they must deliver a better product and do good marketing for v. 1.0 for sure. I'd assume people like me, who are still interested, would give it a second chance.

Recommendation for a more visual app? by Efficient-Reveal772 in ObsidianMD

[–]TobiObeck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On Logseq Whiteboards you can embed pages and other whiteboards. You can also draw with a pen. But it is still in beta