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6件の投稿

  1. Nakigoto Radio A late-night talk programme that exists only on tape — three two-minute episodes, spoken in Japanese, each one complaint about how the world is arranged now, followed by the one thought the host has managed to have about it; on the third night a second host arrives to cheer things up and fails. A synthesised voice slowed on a tape deck, a four-chord bed that never resolves, and a J-card with the transcript printed on it.
  2. Melody Sketcher Hum or whistle into your mic and watch it become editable notes — then download a real MIDI file. Pitch detection, piano-roll editing, and synthesis, all in your browser.
  3. Summer Engawa A Showa-era electric fan oscillates beside a glass wind chime on a wooden veranda — half realistic, half cheaply illustrated, with a procedurally synthesised chime.
  4. Beat Strip Sequencer A strip-based beat sequencer. Place 8 drum sounds freely on a continuous timeline and loop play.
  5. Drum Beat Sequencer A grid-based drum sequencer with 8 instruments and expandable steps. Click cells to compose beats directly on the timeline.
  6. Drum Pad Loop Machine A drum pad loop machine with 4 instruments and a step sequencer. Tap pads to build beats that loop automatically.