01 Nov 23

Musical Frequencies, What are they? Learn everything about the musical frequencies. Be a pro of frequencies in musical sounds. Read this Guide

by levibeach 2 years ago

26 Sep 23

Explore the painstaking, pioneering work of Conlon Nancarrow, who composed using player pianos.

by levibeach 2 years ago

21 Sep 23

The ultimate music sidekick. Instant chord detection, TAB generator, scale guides and more!

by levibeach 2 years ago

19 Jul 23

Intervals are the building blocks of music, and the guitar fretboard makes them easier to identify and visualize than any other instrument. Learn a simple co…

by chrisSt 2 years ago


04 Jul 23

Starting from this point we can begin developing the practice of Code Criticism. I suggest two things we need to jump this program, 1) the beginnings of a shared vocabulary of style and 2) example close readings of programs. If we are going to develop any ideas about what code criticism looks like, what its forms ought to be, what theories about it we ought to accept, we need to start by attempting it. Practice almost always precedes theory.

by eli 2 years ago

15 Jun 23

In this talk, I will report on progress developing a fuzzy type theory, a project that started as part of the ACT 2022 Adjoint School. The motivation is to develop a logic which can model opinions, and we do this by generalizing Martin-Löf type theory. Martin-Löf type theory provides a system in which one can construct a proof (aka a term) of a proposition (aka a type), and we usually interpret such a term as saying that the proposition holds. Fuzzy type theory is a similar system in which one can provide or construct evidence (aka a fuzzy term) to support an opinion (aka a type), but the evidence (fuzzy term) comes with a parameter, for instance a real number between 0 and 1, which expresses to what extent the opinion holds.

by eli 2 years ago

17 May 23

Writings and Text by Tobias Hartmann about music, sound, the sonic, perception, spaces, interfaces, copyright, …

by khmsound 2 years ago


15 May 23

Invisible and relentless, sound is seemingly just there, traveling through our surroundings to carry beautiful music or annoying noises. In this article I’ll explain what sound is, how it’s created and propagated.

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Invisible and relentless, sound is seemingly just there, traveling through our surroundings to carry beautiful music or annoying noises. In this article I’ll explain what sound is, how it’s created and propagated.

by khmsound 2 years ago saved 5 times

12 May 23

collection of interactive music theory tools & visual references to learn music online for free

by khmsound 2 years ago saved 8 times

Music Theory Cheat Sheet: Keys, Scales, Chords, Notes & Intervals

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30 Apr 23

An “awesome music theory” kinda wiki. Contribute to vpavlenko/study-music development by creating an account on GitHub.

by chrisSt 2 years ago
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19 Feb 23

Peter Naur’s essay “Programming as Theory Building” is an exploration into the essence of programming. What is the activity of programming? How does this notion affect our practice? As Naur sees it, understanding the nature of this activity is paramount, for, “If our understanding is inappropriate we will misunderstand the difficulties that arise in the activity and our attempts to overcome them will give rise to conflicts and frustrations.” Unfortunately, despite Naur’s consciousness-raising essay, we find ourselves in exactly this predicament.

As the title suggestions, Naur claims that programming is first and foremost a process of theory building. What Naur means by this is that what is most fundamental to the process of programming is not the source code, the documentation, or even the running program, it is instead the knowledge the programmer has.

by eli 3 years ago