Replying to @sudara
Yeah, it's more dramatic!
I also rewrote it to load pre-rendered textures, so it's easier to try out new shapes:
"Four Ways To Write A Pitch-Shifter" is out on YouTube!
A lot went into this one, so it's great to see it out there in the wild. 😄 And of course, thanks to @audiodevcon for inviting me.
youtu.be/fJUmmcGKZMI
10 days left!
We put a lot into this one, and it's exciting to see it go public. Hope you enjoy it too. 😄
youtube.com/watch?v=fJUmmcGK…
Replying to @SignalsmithDSP @janwilmans
Mixing tabs and spaces is the worst of both worlds - I dislike it for all the same reasons as space-indenting, *plus* editors can't handle it.
(This goes for comments which contain actual ASCII art as well)
Replying to @PythonWeekly @anvil_works
Bless my phone's terrible image-scaling. I would like to know how to make my Python cute.
As well as being a fun animation, this visualisation was a really useful tool when writing my implementation.
(The challenge was supporting asymmetrical push/pop while still having constant O(1) performance in the constant-length case):
Blog post: Constant-time peak hold (sliding maximum)
signalsmith-audio.co.uk/writ…
Had a great time at the @AudioProgrammer meetup yesterday!
I presented an algorithmic reverb design which I think is robust and friendly. My talk starts at 1:00:00, but check out the whole thing:
youtube.com/watch?v=qFyB_1og…









