Fun with programming...
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elfsOkay, you have to be a heavy-duty Babylon 5 fan to understand the amusement value, but I realized the other day that my pet program Thinksaber was the perfect set-up for another silly toy. It'll be a few days yet, but I now have the basic framework for Sounds From The Spoofarm.
Right now all it does is simulate a spoofarm during breeding season, and not terribly well (it sounds too busy to be a spoofarm; c'mon, I wrote it over a lunchbreak). I'll need to work more on the timing, get more spoo into the mix, and find the sound of a machete hitting meat, along with some better volume control, to simulate harvest time.
Right now all it does is simulate a spoofarm during breeding season, and not terribly well (it sounds too busy to be a spoofarm; c'mon, I wrote it over a lunchbreak). I'll need to work more on the timing, get more spoo into the mix, and find the sound of a machete hitting meat, along with some better volume control, to simulate harvest time.
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Date: 2008-09-05 08:33 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-09-05 09:02 pm (UTC)the really sad part is, I know somebody who, if she's a fan atall of B5, would love it...
owww..... my brain hurts....
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