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sc-fa.com/blog
Steve Cooley Fine Art
Steve Cooley Fine Art multiple media? seriously! sCCweet (cheesily said: ?shweet?) for the Korg iMS-20 is a MaxMSP compiled application for mac os x that connects to your iMS-20 app through your existing MIDI connection (figure that out ahead of time). It randomizes the parameters of the iMS-20 at an adjustable rate so you can explore different combinations of settings that you might otherwise never run into on your own. It?s pretty random. There aren?t a lot of
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bit-101.com/blog
BIT
BIT-101 Bill Gates Touched My Mac Book Pro HomeAbout / Contact My Other Sites Old BIT-101 Lab Speaking Linescapes Iteration 4 Sep 02 2011 Segmentize and randomize. $(function() { var canvas, context, width, height, x, x1, x2, y, z = 600, fl = 350, xres = 5, zres = 5, xcenter, ycenter, scale; canvas = $("#canvas").get(0); context = canvas.getContext("2d"); width = canvas.width; height = canvas.height; xcenter = width / 2; ycenter = height / 2; while(z
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billhiggins.us/blog
Bill Higgins' Blog
to the beginninghome metaabout best ofwriting rss syndicationentries rss syndicationcomments to the bottomdown Bill Higgins' Blog read more » bleeding edge blues August 23, 2011 // 1 I remember when Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard came out a few years ago, I updated the day it was released. A few days later, I asked my next door cube neighbor Pat Mueller what he thought of it and he made a face like ?are you serious you dipshit?? and then said ?I?ll try it in six
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kiro.twbbs.org/wp
Eccentric
Eccentric ?? My retreat here Home Qoate plug-in used ????Portfolio [acg]?????? ??????? [??] Panty & Stocking [movi] ????-????????? [acg]??????? ??? [book] ?????? ??othr ????????? [book] ??? [book] ?????? [cmpt]??????? prototype ?window class theme?? [prgm] developement of bbpress SSO [cmpt] ?mac ???svn
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vanderwall.org/dave/blog
Not Your Blog
HomeAbout Not Your Blog Contributing nothing, to say the least Using an Audio Input Aggregator for Recording in Mac OS X 08 Aug 2010 at 14:09 Dave VanderWall Computers, Macintosh, Music, Recording No Comments I may have just fallen off the proverbial turnip truck on this one, but until yesterday I had no idea it was possible to combine audio devices in OS X so that my recording software would see all of the various audio inputs as one device. Why is this useful? I?m using Propellerhead