A heartfelt welcome for my friend
gopher://g.d34d.net/1/~pkw/
joining #100daystooffload, and the gopher particularly and generally!

My lisp code will end up in our nascent communal :package-inferred-system
lispusers git at https://codeberg.org/j9000/lispusers

Re:synth, first I must thank 82MHz of #100daystooffload and Thankful Machine
( @[email protected] and @[email protected] )
for their ee synth expertise!
And jmbr ( @[email protected] ) on the kerchunk / Gibbs phenomenon.
I will use jmbr's cl-buchberger polynomial ring stuff for synth much later.
https://git.sr.ht/~jmbr/cl-buchberger/

In particular Thankful Machine showed me a polyBLEP method C++ implementation
walkthrough set of webposts.
https://martin-finke.de/articles/audio-plugins-O18-polyblep-oscillator/
which is classy relatively high quality signal generation easy.
Also much later, if it's not too big, I will write a CLOS lisp implementation.

82MHz said I need to make my edges less sharp, and Thankful Machine suggested
a simple linear ramp to start with, which I then duct taped to my notes.

For some reason mpv(1) still gives me a kerchunk at the end, but openbsd aucat
now doesn't. My synthember track today is me just trying different ramps.

I wonder if mpv wants me to end on an even number of seconds or something.

Next up, today I want to add a simple common lisp #clim interactor pane for
appending my notes files since I think I need an interface from which to play
my note generation.

Lispi (@[email protected]) and I were talking about accessibility and the
clim2 ANSI standard. Since interactable panes in clim2 are literally streams
suitable for subbing *standard-output* into, it seems like assistive software
could integrate well.

So far I just listened to @[email protected] 's first of synthember
trackaday, raspy punctuated synth. Remember to support fugue state audio if you
can, because their main synth died a hot and unexpected death (in theme with
the climate I guess).

I have so many more #100daystooffload -ers to read and synthemberists to listen
to!

See you in about 24 hours.

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