Logickin

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# ENTER THE GOSHAWK (wait) SunVox, Music, Programming, Conlang and... Birbs My Blog: https://logickin.net/ Newgrounds https://logickin.newgrounds.com/ Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/Logickin-Lambda GitHub: https://github.com/Logickin-Lambda

Since I have built a phonk synth previously, I decided to build a state machine that plays the basic form of the phonk track, featuring a 32 steps clock to trigger the melody and bass synth.
dblue glitch is a timeless vst with a sequencer to trigger different fx including tape stop. retrigger, bit crushing, and etc, to create some cool and glitchy effect for your synth or drum beat. I still have a copy to the original dblue glitch, so I decided to open it with my FL Studio. R.I.P Kieran Foster, aka dblue.
A chorus section of my SunVox project at the time line view, layering fx, bass, drum, keys, pad, supersaw arp, and leads ordered from top to bottom, and... me chirping.
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In a typical month over the past year, about how many distinct software tools, platforms, or services did you personally use to do your primary work? Count tools you intentionally opened, configured, or relied on to create, analyze, manage, build deploy support, or share work. These may be free, purchased, internal, or open-source tools. Do not count general operating systems, web browsers, programming languages, libraries/packages, one-off scripts or command or multiple interchangeable utilities that serve the same narrow purpose.
The three sub type of the new tech theme for dvui. The left one is the Tech - 800 theme, featuring red frame with asymmetric angular corner; the middle one is the Tech - Retro theme, using the square corner with green outlines; the right one is the Tech - Classic theme, outlining with blue with 45 degree corner cut. They are pending on the dvui PR, and they will eventually become part of the builtin theme.
Corner Radius label on top, following by a couple shapes: The first rectangle with 0 on it; the second have a slight rounded rectangle, with the radius of 2 in all corners; the third and fourth are similar, with the radius of 7 and 100 (max) respectively, but... What the hell is the last shapes?! Why did it looking like the bottom left and right corners are chopped, while the top right is slightly round and the top left is sharp?! This is because of my current contribution to the DVUI, the alternative corner mode! I will share a bit more info about the applications of this update.
In the latest version of zig, we can use a label onto a switch statement and use continue keyword to jump to re-execute the switch statement again with the new values, and this features even works for union type with a new type. the flow of the program is the following: At first I have assigned a union with value a in float, so as usual, the switch statement sees the union as value a which it jumps to print "A!" with the contained float. Nevertheless, since I have a label continue jump with a new union type b in integer, it jumps back to the switch statement and re-run the statement with the new value, printing "B!" with the new integer value, and so on for c.
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The left explorer contains my wavetable editor. Click the program and I have drawn a waveform, overriding the original sawtooth wave, along with testing the waveform by clicking the test button below the waveform canvas. After that, I also have nudge some sliders to further shape the sound. Once, finished, I have clicked "Export As Bundled Sunsynth" to export my wavetables. With the path chosen, I have select all the quality and voicing count. Exported the modules, I have opened SunVox with loading the exported project we have created before, showing the new feature of demonstrating the sound of the module without editing the modules. Loaded the module, I have briefly showing how and what it does.
The left is the .ini file to retain the setting of the wavetable editor, including the directory paths, and the export mode.