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  • it reminds me of this trippy video. it's got a similar raw natural waves thing going

    https://vimeo.com/313049496?turnstile=1.bljcR6EBA-gZ8gcx0Id8...

  • Love this. The part about non-framework js slaps too. Bravo/a.
  • Hi! I'm the author of this. Please let me know if you have any additional questions!
  • do you have any other interest in dsp/audio programming? or is this your introduction into it?
  • Neat post, neat site

    This broken link made me sad tho: https://radio.haze.cool/public/jungle

    I was looking forward to jungle radio

  • I went to the site and listened to the track. Sounds nice! But not having played the game I am lacking context.

    What about the sound is so nice / interesting / soothing that drives you to these lengths? What about it do you like?

    I find your whole project really fascinating. I want to do something similar at some point, even though I don’t have the same kind of sound capturing my interest at the moment.

  • I haven't played FF but I spent a ton of time as a kid on the old 90s-00s Internet to find your website design "soothing" and I also miss the times when I used to bump into this stuff all the time :). Also I had no idea you can publish in org mode
  • The thrill of hunting sound is unlike anything else. Maybe 20 years ago I used a software synth to match the sound I had from tinitus. It magically erased my tinitus, making me feel like I was somehow a walking video game. Pew pew - alien in my head zapped!

    Here are a couple of links to very good synths / sounds from Dr. Pigeon. I used the second tool for an improvised album. Really cool tool.

    https://mynoise.net https://brainaural.com

    by ynac
  • is it more complicated than a freqency generator?
  • I need to try that for the tinnitus thing
  • Erased, permanently? Or while you were listening to it?