Software

Thump

I just finished writing a mini sequencer for the iPhone and mac:

Thump is the ultimate pocket groove box for your iPhone or iPod Touch. The intuitive interface allows you to dive in straight away to make music in seconds, then explore the wide array of options and settings to tweak your sound to perfection. Ideal as a musical sketch pad or a live performance tool.

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• Mac OS X

Capture

Capture is an audio sampler for Mac and Windows. The point behind it is that you can sample things very quickly with it, and begin using those samples straight away. It's hard to explain, so go have a look for yourself here.

Features

• Midi and Qwerty input support
• DLS and Gig file formats - import into almost any 3rd party sampler.
• auto-trigger function
• full polyphony - you can play all the sounds at the same time
• mono only (for now)

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• Mac OS X
• Windows
• Source

StopMotion

Makes stop motion videos (at 640x480) from your webcam. Start the program. Choose your webcam from the settings. Every time you click the program will take another picture. Press any key to quit. The program should have made a little movie file in the same folder (or a big one depending on how much you clicked).

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• Mac OS X
• Windows
• Linux
• Source (processing)

TimeLapse

Takes pictures with your webcam at set intervals, and creates a movie from it. Open the text file called TimeLapseSettings.txt, and change the settings. secondsPerFrame is how many seconds the program should wait before taking the next photo. framesPerSecond is the desired framerate of the output movie. Just run the program and it'll output a movie file to the same folder.

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• Mac OS X
• Windows
• Linux
• Source (processing)

Processing Sketches

Some random processing sketches.

spirals2
MovingThing
Snakes

MarekTree - generates trees. click to generate another one.
WanderingStars - click your mouse
WanderingStars2 - just watch

Mac Classic Cursors

I needed a waiting icon for a site I was doing so I did a google image search of old mac waiting cursors. So then I found some pictures and cut them into animated gifs - they have 1bit transparency so are IE safe and have a nice low-tech charm to them. Right-click to save. The rights to the artwork don't belong to me, and I'll take them down if the owners ask.

Animated gifs on my home page. The shame(!)

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