@Joshp6day 42? in this economy?
no insta or social media
played some minecraft
played with cat
swam in pool
worked on no projects today
got another domain (slitro.studio)
enjoy this pic of my ipad 2 that i still use often
@Voidless0didnt do hackclub today again :wiltedrose: but i finished all my schoolwork and practiced a little guitar!
also talked to my crush and we in talking stage now i think? idk its complicated
youtu.be/YwSkIBqZwwg
@matmanna0made this library a little while ago but never officially "shipped" it here
do you play the electric guitar or bass? are you a fan of reverse engineering and/or (music) hardware hacking? if so, my new venture, Bender, might be interesting to you:
Aiming to liberate proprietary music hardware through protocol reverse engineering, my first project in this space, LtAmp.py, serves to enable interfacing with the LT-series amps produced by a certain giutar manufacturer that rhymes with Bender and names their products after horses. As of now, the library:
• is fully MIT-licensed, source-available, and star-able on GitHub
• is installable through pip and listed on PyPI (the python package index)
• supports almost all basic functions including preset management, footswitch slot configuration, and metadata
• enables the creation of other apps and tools such as CLIs, alternative GUIs, and augmentation platforms
• is fully tested with the LT25 model (but should work with others such as 40-100 and Rumble)
• is the first non-.NET solution for connecting to this series of amps (that I know of)
If you're at all interested in this project or anything else I'm planning at Bender, please leave a star (⭐), follow the GitHub org, or reply/DM/issue with suggestions, questions, ideas (I'd be thrilled to chat about anything but music tech excites me a lot!)
@MurtazaHaque0I'm back with another track! And this one actually has good volume control! 🔥
This is the third installment of my new series of tracks, Four Horsemen. I present you with Famine this time:
Here is the repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/Four-Horsemen
And here is the actual track:
In this track, I used 2 guitar lines over adjacent octaves to create that rich, loud sound. Then I added some cool panning tricks for a really, really nice effect. The high-register guitar kind of takes it from there, and the melodic parts display the despair of the famine. Then there is a breakdown section with a cool heavy riff.
Inspirations include "DBLSPACE.EXE" by MASTER BOOT RECORD, cus I used a particular riff from that track, just shifted up in a different key signature and faster. Otherwise, I guess I could also cite one of my previous tracks for its high energy ("Cataclysm").
I think this is one of my favorites, let me know what you all think!@Victoria0Electrical Guitar 3D Model
github.com/Vichack18/Electric-Guitar-3D-Model/commit/2cfcb1c59418df42aef0e0828ba117769037742e
@MurtazaHaque0I'm releasing a new series of metal tracks called the Four Horsemen. Here is the first track, "War:" (Not the Sisyphus Prime theme btw)
It is worth noting that I don't have the best music production software, so if the guitar sound is kinda MIDI, it really is the best that I could do
Here is the repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/Four-Horsemen
And here is the track:
In the pursuit of guitar amplification, I added 2 lines and panned them to each ear. However, the distortion feature puts in a sort of catch-22 situation, where if I lower it to get better sound quality, it sounds like just an electronic wave, but if I raise it to where it "sounds good," then it muddles the sound. I may need to play around with reverb and some other settings, but for now this is the best I could do. I would love to hear what yall think!
(shhhh I did not borrow a small riff from Pyschosocial)@PanavMhatre0check out my guitar hero game: github.com/PanavMhatre/GuitarHero/tree/main
@JacksonFlanders03D Design of a Guitar Amp Modeler powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B, with buttons, a screen, and a shell designed around the Pi
@MahitMarri0Made a guitar pick holder that when you rotate, the picks pop out one by one. I am printing it out rn so if there are any issues with the tolerances or something else I will adjust it later on.
github.com/MahitMarri/Guitar-Pick-Holder
you need an m4 screw and a small metal rod in order to assemble this
@BatuhanGul0Made this guitar for clone hero and Fortnite festival
@JosephDong0Learned to play the guitar today! My friend is studying abroad so he’s letting me use his guitar 🙂
I’m making that face cuz my fingers hurt lol
@jc0Guess the song@linus0Day 3 of #10-days-in-public! I practiced for like 3 hours and changed the strings on my guitar—the old ones were getting pretty crusty
@sampoder0Yesterday, at school we hosted the first virtual assembly! Me, @neervikasv@23neil.g and Arsh did some crunch time video editing to produce the entire assembly video (30 min ish) in just under 4 hours!
here's my little speech on student council, super rough coz the entire video rushed:@alexa0A little music
@linus0Playing guitar preparing for jazz band in a few weeks
@anthonykung0been a great day, taught kids about air pressure... also learned a few new songs on guitar :yay: sending the video to my grandma now :parrot:
@anthonykung0Learning something new :pig-happy-jumping:
