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Still plugging away on Raygum. Think Letterboxd for music.

https://raygum.com

That genuinely means a lot! Thank you!

Still chipping away on Raygum! Like Letterbox for music.

https://raygum.com

Yeah, that's why they've used "reach" - the total number of users who could be exposed to the feature regardless of engagement.

Raygum. Like Letterboxd for music. But with no users.

https://raygum.com

Letterboxd for music - https://raygum.com

Trying to be much more though. Creates an abstraction over all the music streaming services so you can share playlists with anyone, regardless of what subscription they have.

Thanks! Good shout, will definitely add support for YouTube. Pandora, however, is sadly blocked in the UK.

Funnily enough, I'm trying to do this, and just posted in "What are you Working On?" Not sure I'll have much luck if Apple couldn't make it happen though! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46268285

Raygum, a way to track and share your favourite music _outside_ of the big streamers: https://raygum.com

It's probably Jira. https://medium.com/question-park/all-aboard-the-ai-train-b03...

I made a little online version if anyone's interested - https://sodaphonic.com/instruments/mellotron

I used this to make an in-browser audio converter. Performance is pretty good, but limited to a single thread compared to the cli version.

https://sodaphonic.com/convert

Sounds like he got to do most of those things in Thimbleweed Park - https://thimbleweedpark.com/

Thanks! Yes, definitely. On the list.

Thanks for letting me know. Will look into it!

If you're using Chrome or Firefox, you can try it out by just recording something. Might not be clear enough, so thanks for the feedback!

I'm not sure I understand, what copyright issues can you envision?

Is there any benefit to using this over CSS Modules in React?

https://github.com/gajus/react-css-modules

Weird, can a mod change the link to https? That seems to be working - https://home.google.com/

Ok, here's the UK market - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Sellers-Computers-Accessories-L...

Amazon's best selling laptops - http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Computers-Accessories-Lap...

The helium used in balloons is usually old recycled helium called "balloon air" - http://science.slashdot.org/story/12/09/23/0518247/scientist...

Just Chrome at the moment behind a flag. Currently being implemented in Firefox.

- chrome://flags/#enable-web-midi

- https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=836897

Regardless of whether you're interested in John DeLorean or not, you should checkout out Neon Neon's concept album about his life - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LadgANhOhiI

"executives at the company cannot figure out where it is coming from"

Maybe get the engineers to have a look instead.

Yeah, as I mentioned above, I don't think Firefox performance is quite there yet. Haha, good point! Thanks for the feedback!

This is great feedback, thank you!

Yeah, I think Firefox isn't quite up to the job yet. But I think Chrome's performance is indicative that it is possible.

I'm using the technique described in this article, but with a web worker, meaning that the clock doesn't stop when changing tabs.

http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/audio/scheduling/

Yes, please do! Would love the feedback. Are you using Chrome?

I disagree. I made a drum machine that, while has a few bugs (the beat url), tempo isn't one of them. Even when switching tabs.

http://beatpetite.com

As an aside, the drum sounds themselves are generate using the web audio api.

I made a version in JavaScript based on this description. You can hear it here - http://stuartmemo.com/thx-deep-note-in-javascript/