coming soon…

a mockup: the gui-less version is up’n’running, fully functional, but give me a few days, and you’ll be able to play around with it.. and no, i’m certainly not a graphic designer! – ccernn

..quite a feat..

cernobyl audiogenics, and its alias, ccernn.audio, has just invested in a new machine, a laptop, and, in almost all regards, it’s different from the box, it’s got an intel processor, an avi graphics card, and running win7 64-bit… an interesting challenge! an opportunity to try the axonlib plugins in their ‘real world’, a very different [...]

ax incremental update

some more smaller updates to axonlib: linux: separate event thread & display connection, now it works in Jost too (partially) improved mouse event handling vs container widgets (hovering, doEnter/Leave messages, etc) modular audio graph preparations later today (or tomorrow) i will pack the current revision to a zip file, put that up on google code [...]

been hiding…

just wanted to inform you, in case you wondered where i’ve been hiding… i’ve been disconnected from almost everything for a few weeks now… it’s been a good, quiet period, very productive. been recoding axonlib from scratch. i started to notice some problems in the original code design, and some other things i became more [...]

v000_preview

v0.0.0, preview things are happening…

checkSE.sh

i fokkin’ hate unstable and resource-swallowing synthedit/synthmaker stuff, so i often use this simple script (linux) to check if a plugin .dll is made with synthedit: (in addition to looking for a subdirectory with a bunch of sem/sep files): #!/bin/bash strings $1 | grep SynthEdit if it prints out anything, it’s a SE plug, and [...]

w7

from xkcd – ccernn

minus mono

from here… “sudo apt-get remove –purge mono-common libmono0 This command will remove almost 60MB of crap from your hard drive and free you from eternal damnation and suffering….” good riddance! – ccernn

nostalgia…

this was really nostalgic! haven’s seen one of these for many years now: good to know that virtualbox works as intended… wonder if it handles viruses and malware just as well too? – ccernn