At this time: 2020-07-23T20:00:00Z → 2020-07-23T21:00:00Z
At this link: http://bbb.fo.am/b/ale-wk4-vpj
It's the 'big blue button' system, hopefully should work fine in recent chrome / chromium / firefox browsers.. Lurkers welcome, just don't switch your webcam + mic on in that case. I haven't used this system before, hopefully it works fine, but if there are problems lets stay philosophical
If you'd like to suggest a topic for discussion, or show something you've made then please add below, thanks!
I've been working on Rhythm and Song structures for personal use. Super alpha, but useful, and I like where it's going. I'll happy to share if there's interest.
Sounds great! We can also introspect a bit about tidal club, maybe plan an online stream of performances, and generally test out the video chat platform (big blue button).
Hey all, so I made a quick video demoing the rhythm thing I mentioned in the meeting.
I see more of these vids coming soon, so I decided to make a mini-series just to keep things together.
Anyway, tell me what you guys think!
edit: though not explained in the video, keep this in mind:
I want to second this. I'm sure I'm not the only lurker who's going through the ropes and already has some interesting experiments, but still too green to begin publishing videos. Having a good excuse to put things together and share among fellow novices would be grand. I'm super curious about the directions that other newcomers are taking with Tidal.
If others feel the same, it'd be worth setting up another thread to plan things? I'd love to help where I can (and obviously participate).
@cleary No problem! I'm sure we can improve it (also, can't wait to try that cuban rhythm out!!). I'm thinking in the future releasing this as a cabal package maybe?
@gamar3is +1 this! Encouraging beginners is the base for a thriving community
Awesome! Let me know what you come up with. The p "test" is just a way to name players, for organizartion. Like p "drums", p "lead" or however makes more sense to you.
I haven't dug into modifying my boot.tidal much yet -- is there a way I can work on new rs patterns outside of the boot file, in real-time? Otherwise I'd have to keep rebooting tidal?
This probably requires a monad or some other way to store mutable state - don't know of a simpler way right now. That's why I haven't done it yet ((:
Right now, I am doing the full reboot thing too, but I plan on improving this
edit: Actually, I think tidal-lazy might solve this. Will check it out!
What do you want to store? There's already a state dictionary, which is how the control values and shared patterns work (via setF etc).. Maybe we should take this to the 'innards' category