A blog about my personal interests, including composition, sound design, and audio programming; working with Max/MSP, Lilypond, C++/JUCE, Rust, and Neovim; and web development and philosophy on the IndieWeb
I often feel compelled to tweak and redesign my website at the expense of other things I value. I talk about reconnecting with what I most enjoy about composing and coding, and avoiding treating my leisure and projects as if I need to impress someone.
My watch and discussion of this month's IndieWeb Movie Club pick — it's nice to participate in a group blogging activity!
Today I'm discussing my thoughts on “home-cooked” and “situated” software, and how that's inspired me to start a collection of useful script tools for myself.
I'm continuing my databending series. Today we'll discuss how to use Python to easily glitch up MP3s, adding warbles, clicks, and other cool noise!
At yesterday's Pacific Homebrew Website Club meeting, I got some great feedback and was able to figure out making my own code to bring in webmentions!
I'm continuing my databending series with a look at MP3s. We'll talk about how to glitch and corrupt them into oblivion while still leaving them playable!
I finally figured out displaying webmentions on my site without any client-side JavaScript!
Tumblr-style tag game about blogging—I'd love if you join in!
Did you know you can listen to pretty much any file as an audio file? Let's look at how it works and what it sounds like!
Listening to shortwave radio signals, discussing my emotive reaction to the signals, and composing music with them
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