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decided here would be the easiest place to post for now considering
all the other stuff i have going on, going to answer some questions
i probably have:
i deleted my reddit and youtube and other account because i'm
trying to clean up all sorts of accounts for privacy reasons, i
don't trust reddit with my account and i didn't enjoy posting
there. i feel like i only had my point proven when everyone became
unable to post. songs that i release should appear on my website
when i get around to it so i don't feel like i've lost
anything.
my website hasn't been updated in a long time because i've wanted
to really do a proper cleanup for a long time so i can fix all the
bugs and massively reduce the loading time (then post on things
like 512 kb club, 256 kb club, etc)
the reason i've added funcbeat mode is for a few reasons:
- i wanted something that would be close to something like
tinyrave, with a statement based syntax and sec t since it feels
less like something ported from C and more fitting for
javascript
- passing a function out and having the scope around it allows
better performance since every variable outside of the returned
function is only passed once
- because t is only passed into the last function, you can always
easily take the last function and create a wrapper around it to
warp time after the fact
- because of a few of the previous reasons and other practical
differences it can be very useful to show off the music making
aspects in a demonstration without having to explain things like
sample rate and bytes and other programming concepts
anyways since the website isn't going to have a visible update for
a long time i'll post this song here early: