Jonathan @jonbro@friend.camp

I'm in Seattle. I missed this climate.

Koala sampler is so good. I wish it was on Android too.

It's like an sp404, just perfect simple and fast.

Havent seen any lizards falling from the trees yet.

just bought my kids name .com because it was available for some reason :0

Janties (Jean panties)

https://twitter.com/SSENSE/status/1218200504146309121?s=20

I need to fix my autobooster

@bcj your username is really throwing me :)

This is a truck

Lol not gonna review my apple Dev program membership finally. Paid that tax long enough.

Glad there are better thing to do than watch price is right and sitcom reruns.

Got the sequencer hooked up with the sampler, and now I desperately want rgb leds and pwm on the LEDs. I suspect I can get away with shitty slow pwm and a single color, but it would be nice to have more.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B64ZTQKBhMn/?igshid=36ldvcf8dqwx

@is this might be interesting to you: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/276924/time-chase

But... I could run a webserver you could push Lua to via WiFi. Oooooohhhhh that would be nice.

Also the most significant issue: would extend the project timeline massively.

This project is so cool: https://hackaday.com/2019/05/24/eurorack-synth-module-runs-on-esp32/

Its kinda making me want to ditch teensy 4 as my mcu, and switch to esp32. It would also drive the cost down significantly (20->6 dollars for mcu).

On the downside, I'd be running at 250mhz instead of 600, and significantly less ram, and would need to rewrite a ton of shit.

My ole buddy is looking for examples of sound games for a course he is teaching and people here might have ideas?

https://twitter.com/yannseznec/status/1212715596363812864?s=20

2020 need a new profile pic.

I discovered that I got some tremendous noise on my mic input, coming from my oled, so I'm gonna have to do some trickery to get rid of it :/

Also, I ran the numbers on doing a run of 5 of these, and it looks like its gonna cost me around 100 a piece at that quantity... In case anyone wants to buy a super early build.

hmmm, I didn't clean up my references - but my schematics still open. It turns out that kicad caches all your footprints so you don't need to maintain references to your libraries. Thats nice.