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archesofscratch73, to random
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Hello fellow users. Anybody know how to edit the basic html template for faircamp sites to add custom doohickies?

I want to add a nav-bar at the top to integrate the catalogue and players into a larger site architecture.

The closest I can find is to add links into the .eno file so that they come up on the sidebar. But that is 97.632% sub-optimal.

Any ideas?

yonder,
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@archesofscratch73 @fennifith

Hi there, I think I did this custom nav bar thing. I added this aggregator page to my faircamp and it integrates that way with a customised nav bar at the top that matches the rest of the site.

But the page has to be added after the site is generated.

The page is constructed from a few basic elements. You could take a look at the source html of the page if it helps:

https://reverb10000.com/aggregator.html

n3wjack, to random
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@yoniden lol at the Merry Bonksmas 😂

yonder,
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@n3wjack @yoniden @axwax

I heard it as 'a bonky new wave'

etherdiver, to random
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Hey, if you've never listened to my track "Psychedelic Ghost Stories," from my album of the same name, I would really appreciate 3 minutes of your attention!

https://etherdiver.bandcamp.com/track/psychedelic-ghost-story

It's one of my two favorite tracks from the album but it's got waaay too few streams (it's near the end of the album, so a lot of folks don't make it that far).

If you've found my work a bit too dense/intense/chaotic for your taste, it's worth a listen; it's very chill and atmospheric.

Boosts also appreciated!

yonder,
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@etherdiver

Niice. Really enjoyed that. Thank you. Yes I can picture a mid 80s trip to the corner video store. And a strange movie in a language I do not know catches my eye. It's on beta. There is a robot and a desert and weird ancient weapon and a crystal involved somehow. The owner can't remember getting it in. And I remember that we have a betamax player in the attic...

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    yonder,
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    @flockofnazguls

    I don't know if this suits... those vsts look pretty advanced. But I was having a lot of fun recently putting the output of Festival (an old open source speech synthesis program) through Surge XT's vocoder.

    audiodude, to genart

    Trying to get back into creative coding. The one thing that I've always wanted to do and never figured out is synchronizing music with something like p5.js or p5.py or something similar. What I'd like to do is drive the sketch with MIDI data, which is also being used to play music.

    Anyone know how to do this?

    yonder,
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    @audiodude @villares

    Had a go with the mido library in python. You can poll the incoming midi in the p5 draw function and use the data there. The biggest problem is the draw update and midi are not synchronised*. Maybe not a big problem unless you have loads of incoming midi messages and want to use all of them.

    *Kind of got around this by passing all the currently pending backlog of messages in the input port to the output port each time draw is called. Output sounded okay to me, but...

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    @audiodude @villares

    ... I am probably not the best judge of that. Anyway it was fun to try and I hadn't heard of p5 before. If you want to see my attempts let me know and I'll post them somewhere (just adapted the basic p5 example to have the circle color and size set by the incoming midi notes)

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    @villares @audiodude

    👍 Sure:

    https://notes.ten-thousand-sounds.com/mido_p5.html

    yonder,
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    @audiodude @villares

    Could be even simpler - from what you mentioned above about using Ableton Live, I guess you don't need to pass the messages through the p5 sketch. So no output port needed.

    mido is a really nice python midi library. Used it in a bunch of procedural music generation stuff. Recently tried something like the reverse, generating midi from an image:

    https://codeberg.org/yonder/python-musical-midi/

    nyrath, to random
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    I found these on the hellsite.
    I despise AI art, but I will grudgingly admit the concept is interesting.

    image/jpeg

    yonder,
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    @swope @panther_modern @nyrath

    Archimedes screw space elevator

    llamasoft_ox, to random
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    The boys at work :D

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7SfYFKFx6I

    yonder,
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    @llamasoft_ox @witewulf

    Is this the evolution of the lightsynth? looks incredible!

    mxtthxw, to random
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    One day Bonk will explode out of the Fediverse and the world won’t know what hit them.

    yonder,
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    @defaultmediatransmitter @mxtthxw

    The influencer... was seduced by the Donk Side of the Bonk. They ceased to be Everything BonkWaver and "became" Donk Fader. When that happened, the fun that was bonk music was destroyed.*

    So, what I told you was true... from a certain point of view.

    *it wasn't destroyed really. The bonk is eternal. As is the notBonk. But that is a story for another day.



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    @u0421793 @mxtthxw @defaultmediatransmitter

    NOOOOOOoooooooo

    That looks amazing but whatever it does, I now have a Bontempi Organ Rhumba rhythm playing in my head.

    SrRochardBunson, to art

    Let's play a game.

    What year do you think this was from?

    yonder,
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    @SrRochardBunson

    If you're average Victorian or Edwardian person was to find themselves transpirited in time to hereabouts... I reckon they'd be like 'yeah it's alright... but not weird enough'

    These guys were already psychedelic except that was just how they saw stuff... no 'scene' or anything like that. It was just the re-imagining of everything. I personally get the 'fin de siecle' vibe from their stuff, very similar to today

    Have you seen those Victorian christmas cards, they are bonkers

    ErickaSimone, to random
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    I wonder if can figure out if molecules or the periodic table can make sounds beats. We have to know what they sound like.

    From: @jredlund
    https://social.linux.pizza/@jredlund/111570293592499865

    yonder,
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    @ErickaSimone @jredlund

    This is not exactly scientifical but did come out sounding kind of nice.

    Made by translating wikipedia's periodic table image to midi notes... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Colour_18-col_PT_with_labels.png

    yonder,
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    @axwax @ErickaSimone @jredlund

    Cheers! Yes it is... It's here if anyone wants to give it a go (example 6)

    https://codeberg.org/yonder/python-musical-midi

    SrRochardBunson, to random

    Doesn't this look like something that a player piano or music box would read?

    https://botsin.space/@bitartbot/111554015241641882

    yonder,
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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    These are some python midi tools developed for procedural music generation (most of the musical theory is from a great module called python-musical, but it needed converting to use midi for stuff I did in the past. Since then I've embellished it a bit and added more scales and scale manipulation.)

    I'm working on another example script to convert an image to midi. It's working quite nicely so I'll tidy it up and add it later

    https://codeberg.org/yonder/python-musical-midi

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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    OK! I've uploaded the script to the repository now: Example 06. It's pretty basic but seems to work okay.

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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    You can get an idea of how it's working from this test image. After generating the midi file, the midi can be visualised (using Rosegarden here). You can kind of see how the colors are translated to notes. You can even make out the shuttle among the midi notes! I was pleasantly surprised by that.

    Visualisation of a midi file with multiple tracks of notes. There is an impression of a space shuttle among the notes, especially where notes are missing.

    yonder,
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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    It was a lot of fun trying this out and I'll definitely use it to make some tunes at some point. If anyone wants to try it or use it, instructions are in the readme in the repository.

    yonder,
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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    This is what the shuttle midi sounds like as played by a few hastily chosen vst synths

    (I started playing from near the 'shuttle' to avoid the unchanging bit at the start.)

    WARNING! there's a sudden, very high pitched bit in the middle, so I'd turn the volume down a bit

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    @SrRochardBunson @screwtape @attksthdrknss

    Thank you! I'm really looking forward to messing about with it some more later 🖖

    yonder,
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    @attksthdrknss @SrRochardBunson @screwtape

    Enjoy! Any questions about it or anything I could help with, let me know. ☕

    yonder,
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    @attksthdrknss @SrRochardBunson @screwtape

    Yes llamas. I feel a bit like they're ganging up on me.

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    @attksthdrknss @SrRochardBunson @screwtape

    Yeah that would be fun. Each still of the video is a step in time. So could decide on how elements or sections of a frame could be translated to simultaneous notes...

    yonder,
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    @SrRochardBunson @attksthdrknss @screwtape

    I'm out and about & away from PC, so can't right now. It's a bit frustrating as I really want to try it on those bit art bot posts!

    Coding knowledge is not needed to use it, but you need python on your computer. If you're up for installing python, no coding is required to use the script.

    edit: Though you've got to be prepared for a bit of command line / powershell action

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