As I mentioned in my previous comment, it would be great to give some advice on how best to give feedback and have conversations in person. Any plans for that sort of thing?
Be respectful, understand that it might be hard to hear your feedback and try and word it in the most direct way possible.
I think i might be missing another thing, but I forget. Those three things will get you far though.
Not sure that I agree with them being in a position 'above' you though. You are both adults. They might have more responsibility than you, but that does not mean that they are 'above' you. I treat every single person in the company I work for as an equal, from the junior consultants to the MD and chairman of the board. I also expect them to treat me the same.
Oh, I though it was going to be like 'a case for owning a raspberry pi'... most people I know have no idea what to do with theirs (although this probably say more about them).
Thanks, I should have indeed just copy and pasted the terms. Here is 1.D
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Great thing. Although I don't think it is the best music to code by, especially as it just loops and loops!
I made a similar 'remixer' in about 2003 for my university dissertation, although mine was networked so you could mix with a friend ;)
Love the art style though
Also there are newer artist still wrecking shop with the amen such as Dub One and Nebula. Much more soulfull and heartfelt music than most drum and bass.
It is a shame that the true pioneers of the break were only briefly mentioned. They would be Equinox, Bizzy B, Breakage, Fracture and Neptune, Chris Inperspective et al.
Around 2006 there was a boom in what has become the "choppage" subgenre of drum and bass, revolving around the Scientific Wax, Inperspective, Bassbin and Mu record labels and the Technicality and Bassbin nights run at Herbal in London. It is a shame the R1 programme did not focus on any of this at all as alot of what came out of that pushed the break to it's listenable limits (Breakcore just baffles and confuses me).
If you want a regular dose of Amen, catch Equinox and the Scientific Wax show playing on jungletrain.com every other Sunday. He will draw some of the ruffest badman tunes you'll ever hear. He is one of the worlds most highly regarded connoisseurs of the Amen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTeToyyYwQ&feature=relat...
As a semi-regular attendee at devnest since near it's inception I'm frankly quite shocked and appalled that Twitter would do this.
It's great and very much welcomed that they participate, in fact it's one of the best reasons. But to want to take over the devnest seems very hostile.
I'm scared that the devnest will turn corporate and dry, one of the reasons I dont like the Facebook developer garages.
Wow, I bet Dominic has seen some good sales figures from that article!
I bought the Impact library a couple of months ago and it's great :) ..yet to build anything worthwhile in it though :(
Interesting project. I built something like this using Flash and Colin Moock's Unity socket server for my university dissertation back in 2002. Although it used loops rather than individual hits, that would have been the next step.
Amazing to think that this could now be done in the browser, but surprising that there isn't already a robust Flash based platform for it anywhere yet (well, maybe there is, im noot lazy to find out).