Somewhere in the last 25 years, I used ACID Pro Loops and wrote software to allow me to control all aspects of the software from a gaming controller. I think I was brute force remote controlling the mouse cursor on the screen where I had mapped all the ACID controls in screen space so that I could do anything from the game controller that I could do with a mouse. I used Xbox controllers, flight controller joysticks and even a Wii wireless hand-controller.
I did have Cakewalk many years ago, but I was always pushing the limits of what was possible.
Anyway, it is easy to trigger flashbacks to crazy projects I have done over the years and seemingly forgotten.
It is fun to watch and listen about other experimentalists. Thanks for posting this.
So Warrenās (produce like a pro) part 2 of the King Crimson documentary dropped and itās amazing. So Iāll just leave part 1 and part 2 here, as, in my mind, the definitive KC documentary, or certainly introduction to one of the most amazing bands ever.
Einstein Field Equations - for beginners! - YouTube A āsimplifiedā lecture about Einstein Field Equations. My interest in music also spans into logic, mathematics, cybersecurity and science. I donāt always understand everything but it is definitely fascinating as I engage in further independent education. Lots of cool video suggestions on this page!
I like Bob Eagleās white board explanations. I also enjoyed Leonard Susskindās lectures on General Relativity and String Theory. Of course, those are at a relatively advanced level. I see that Bob Eagle acknowledges Susskind on his video intro. Self guided education is the best.
I think out of all the ideas he had the one that really blew my mind, in the Rama books, was the concept that it takes so long to journey from one solar system to another you could simply send off an empty ship that uses a series of machines to build āpeopleā from the raw materials when you reach your destination.
