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Built because I’m bad at negotiation: BidWix. The point is a fair price, not “meet in the middle”. Buyer submits a secret max, seller a secret min; if they overlap, it suggests one fair price. Free, no ads, no account. Link in comments.

The main site : bidwix.com - Articles to understand how it works and why I did it : bidwix.com/articles

@Sinevibes Who needs an Artemis when we have an Artemio ;)

So we're talking about a hybrid of additive and wavetable synthesis, powered by harmonic analysis/re-synthesis of analog synthesizer waveforms. Here's one from Dreadbox Artemis: original at the top, reconstruction at the bottom.

@Sinevibes Like my Kawai K5000 ;)

We are working on a new-generation oscillator that will combine mathematically perfect waveform reproduction (including from legendary analog/digital synths) with absolutely zero aliasing (and no use of oversampling). This will be our next chapter!

@u_pup_side_down Haha!

@audiosampling If you're really mean to either one, you'll get some pretty bitter results. Other than that they work perfectly together.

What do a coffee machine and a guitar have in common? mynoise.net/vlog.php?ep=20…

@sh3core You can imagine how it warms me up too! And I read them all ;-)

it's so warm to read user stories at mynoisenet (@audiosampling). i instantly feel like i've a connection with all the people there :,)

Une échappée grandeur nature ici et maintenant, ça vous tente? @audiosampling, solution qui frôle la magie, continue à pousser les limites maniant à merveille les décibels, arrangés dans la plus belle des synergies. Test Test: bit.ly/3ae0aOI @lodeep1 @karim2k

@GuitarMontagne Love it! My favorite work for 8 voices, if you like vocal performances, is Partita for 8 voices (youtube.com/playlist?list=… - didn’t find it on Vimeo)

@audiosampling Happy and not surprised you chose the connaisseurs platform Vimeo (missed ep 1 will watch that too) 👍 🎧 For your enjoyment let me add some classy harmony singing by Voces8 and great spacious acoustics

myNoise Video Podcast... Episode 2 – What Frequency Really Means vimeo.com/1146660687

@domsalisbury Forwarding to the mobile app team.

Been using MyNoise for years now (@audiosampling) and it's neat the creator cooked up something really unique, haha. Really dig it ~ mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/…

@AmbientVirus Wowowow! When all others offer big discounts on Black Friday, my dear users do the exact opposite : be generous and offer way more than what I dare to ask! Sincerely appreciated and really helpful! Stephane

100$ to @audiosampling cause it's been a while and I use it a LOT Thank you for all the sleep sounds.

interesting so basically most of the stuff on this app are essentially compositions from one creator , but with multitrack access so the listener can customize as necessary for their needs. these are basically 200+ multitrack relaxation “noise” compositions for $20.

@u_pup_side_down Extremely interesting. Thanks for generating this for me. But even a x5 boost implementing all this trickery would leave me frustrated. Delivering the same message through my mailings list - 16k have subscribed - results in 8k views. That’s about x100 in efficiency, not x5 ;)

This might be a very interesting conversation for you to read in full about the new AI handling of X posts. I asked Grok about them and tailored my questions mentioning your brilliant work. If he's the one deciding what gets to be highly visible he should be the one to talk to, perhaps. x.com/i/grok/share/D…

Sharing links is impossible, so I am leaving social media. Please subscribe to the mailing list or RSS feed. Read the blog for more information. Twitter wants you to miss the latest releases on myNoise. Picture only.

@u_pup_side_down @Google @GooglePlay Wow! So why didn’t they removed it then? Thanks, that was interesting.

Let's ask some AIs about it and be especially interested in Google Gemini's response about this. QUESTION: If someone writes an app review on the @GooglePlay Store saying: "I hope whoever priced this app gets a serious case of colon cancer" would that be a violation against the Google Play's comment posting policy? ANSWERS: Perplexity: The statement would likely be considered a violation of the Google Play Store's comment posting policy due to its offensive and hostile nature. Google Play policies explicitly prohibit posting content with obscene, profane, or offensive language and content that attacks or harasses others. While Google focuses hate speech policies on protected groups, the example given clearly falls under offensive reviews that are meant to avoid harassment or attacks on individuals. Consequently, this comment could be flagged and removed for breaching these guidelines. [...] Grok: Yes, this review would violate Google Play's Comment Posting Policy.The policy requires reviews to be helpful, trustworthy, and respectful, with clear prohibitions on certain types of content. Specifically, this statement falls under the "Offensive reviews" section, which states: "Don't post obscene, profane, or offensive language. Don't post reviews that harass, bully, or attack others." Wishing serious illness or harm on someone (like colon cancer) qualifies as harassing or attacking an individual, which is not allowed. [...] ChatGPT: Yes — that review would violate Google Play’s User Review Policy. Here’s why: Google Play’s User-generated Content (UGC) and Comment Posting Policies explicitly prohibit: Hate speech, harassment, and threats, including content that expresses a desire for physical harm, illness, or death toward a person or group. Offensive, abusive, or obscene language, even if it’s directed at developers or pricing decisions rather than other users. The phrase “I hope whoever priced this app gets a serious case of colon cancer” is a personal attack wishing serious illness on someone. That clearly falls under harassment or incitement of harm, which violates Google Play’s content rules. [...] Claude: Yes, that would likely violate Google Play's comment posting policy. Google Play's policies prohibit: Violent threats and wishes of harm - Wishing serious illness or death upon someone, even the app developer, falls under content that threatens or incites violence against individuals Hate speech and harassment - This type of personal attack targeting a specific person (the developer/pricer) would likely be considered harassment Inappropriate content - Reviews should focus on the app experience, not contain personal attacks or wishes of harm against individuals. [...] Gemini: Yes, that comment would very likely be a violation of the Google Play's comment posting policy. Google Play's policy prohibits content that includes: Violence and dangerous activities/Violent Threats: The policy explicitly prohibits "Graphic depictions or descriptions of realistic violence or violent threats to any person or animal." Wishing a serious disease on a person could be interpreted as a severe violent threat or the promotion of violence/harm. Bullying and Harassment: Comments that are primarily intended to "harass or single out another person for abuse, malicious attack, or ridicule" are not allowed. Wishing a life-threatening illness on an individual because of their professional actions (pricing) is a form of severe personal attack and harassment. [...]

That's a shitty review indeed — approved by Google. (I’m less upset with the reviewer than with @Google)

@P5Lawrence Bonne chance ;)

qqun dans mes mutals qui a déjà fait de la creation musicale de type @audiosampling / myNoise avec de l'IA ?