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New App, Lumakeys 🎹 by @ramonpiano_ in beta. Looks very promising 😯 🙌
Introducing LumaKeys 🎹 - your favorite new piano app
Learn any piece you want, transcribe audio to midi, record your ideas, edit every note and create beautiful videos
Become a better pianist today lumakeys.app
Early macOS beta open now
Reply to get access
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Composing the alarm sound for a phone is a funny job because you're just signing up for your best work to be hated by everyone who ever hears it
Music + Motion Sync
[自主制作] Motion Pieces - 007
Drumtype
ドラムマシンとリズムに合わせたモーションを作ってみました🥁
リズムは4パターン用意しており、自分で打ち込みもできます。
ぜひ音ありでどうぞ！
(DOM / Variable Font / Web Audio / TypeScript)
▸ motion-pieces.pages.dev/drum…
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This is the kind of software that makes me really excited for the iPhone Duo #iPhoneDuo
Guitar Pocketbook, my first iPhone Duo app.
- AVAudioEngine graph in TypeScript
- Folding drives the mix (reverb and tone)
- Hinge glows with audio frequency
- WebGPU (metal) handles all visual fx
Built with @NativeScript
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If you've never heard of a fugue before, it's a kind of musical composition that is similar to a canon like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," but instead of each voice following the exact same melody with a delay, the voices only have to start out with the same melody and can then evolve in complex ways that obey the laws of counterpoint.
The most famous composer of fugues is Bach, who wrote two full sets of fugues in every musical key in his great works, Books 1 and 2 of the Well-Tempered Clavier.
So it was only natural that I ask GPT-6 (aided by my AI music theory system, a Rust CLI tool called mtdt, together with an agent skill library comprising ~330 skills) to make a fugue in the style of Bach.
But what melody to use? I wanted something nice and recognizable that was still simple enough that it would work well for a fugue.
It can't be too long, and it's better if it has a certain kind of simplicity that makes it easier to combine with altered versions of itself at various delays.
I ended up choosing John Williams' theme from the movie Home Alone (called "Somewhere in My Memory"), and I think it came out really well! If you're a fan of the movie and Bach, you couldn't ask for much better than this for a mash-up.
Music Production retweeted
Audacity 4 is finally out! Here's the release vid we launched yesterday!
youtu.be/BTQymidLYIM?si=jdyO…
Music Production retweeted
If you make sample packs, I just released the tool that I use to make Sounds of KSHMR
It handles renaming, little audio edits, all that
Get it here: enableton.gumroad.com/l/SOK-…
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GPT-6 Astra is a step change for me as a professional musician. I've been hanging out at the edge of music technology, and the future is very, very bright. ✨
7 advanced music use cases that are now possible because of Astra and why I believe @OpenAI loves creatives. See you all at DevDay 2026! 🫶 @OpenAIDevs @KevinDubouis
soundformovement.com/learn/g…
Free 15 types of Serum 2 presets @DJ_KorDai_HARD #PlugIns
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The applications for this is very exciting in the music world 👏
The coolest thing I've seen today: a research project that lets you put in your room any artist you recorded with your phone!
The project is called 4DAnyone (4danyone.github.io/), and it is able to create a 4DGS, which is a volumetric video made with Gaussian Splats, by just starting from a monocular video, like the ones you shoot with your phone. Usually, shooting these videos requires a huge rig with many cameras, and it is an expensive process. The goal of this project is to let you use just your phone.
4DAnyone works by trying to infer the pose of the person pictured in the video at every frame, and then use the skeletal pose together with the visuals that are seen in the video to try to reconstruct what could be the video of the person if he/she were shot from many other points of view. Once many points of view have been simulated, the process of creating a 4DGS volumetric video is the same as it is now with the huge rig of cameras.
The demo videos shown in the article are impressive. It is still a research project, though, and I strongly believe that the videos reconstructed this way can't match today's stunning quality of the 4DGS created by @gracia_hq . But it is very promising research, and in a few years we could all have volumetric videos coming out of our phones...
#VirtualReality #MixedReality #artificialintelligence #gaussiansplatting #technology
