| 2 Aug 2022 |
 sjfloat | That would be awesome, yes. | 21:12:41 |
| sjfloat | Have you every played with tidal? | 21:12:56 |
 Tom Schouten | no | 21:13:23 |
| Tom Schouten | actually i did try it out once | 21:14:49 |
| Tom Schouten | cool project, but again probably pride :) | 21:15:00 |
| sjfloat | Gotta stay itchy :) | 21:15:40 |
| Tom Schouten | do you know fluxus? | 21:16:40 |
| sjfloat | For for Haskell, conduit might be be nicely applicable to what you're describing. | 21:16:52 |
| sjfloat | I don't, no. | 21:17:02 |
| Tom Schouten | more for graphics though | 21:17:29 |
| sjfloat | Ah | 21:17:33 |
| Tom Schouten | i use Haskell/Racket only for compiler work, writing DSLs that compile to C or Verilog | 21:20:49 |
| Tom Schouten | did use Erlang for event level stuff | 21:21:01 |
| Tom Schouten | and apparently now getting sucked into some Rust project | 21:21:09 |
| sjfloat | Verilog. Nice. Is that for your day job? | 21:22:23 |
| Tom Schouten | Yes, was. Project didn't survive covid unfortunatly. Was digital control / fieldbus stuff nothing to do with music or DSP | 21:26:42 |
| 3 Aug 2022 |
| Tom Schouten | sjfloat: what's a good starting point to learn about Faust? | 11:21:18 |
| sjfloat | I'll let you know. That's kind of where I am now. :) | 11:22:10 |
| Tom Schouten | i'd like to make a summary of the basic design choices. thinking about formulating some kind of framework in Rust based on iterators to generalize some of the other ways i've seen people think about streams and combinators | 11:23:41 |
| sjfloat | I was able to do some MIDI experiments similar to what I've described here. | 11:23:59 |
| sjfloat | I think streams are a nice abstraction for this kind of thing. | 11:25:46 |
| sjfloat | (dsp and audio, not necessarily MIDI) | 11:26:23 |
| sjfloat | I use fs2 in my day job. | 11:27:03 |
| Tom Schouten | for MIDI i think it's necessary to separate things that have a stream nature (such as continuous controller) from things that are more event like such as notes | 11:27:11 |
| sjfloat | Yes | 11:27:32 |
| sjfloat | It would probably make sense to split the discrete data from the continuous as they come in. | 11:30:05 |
| Tom Schouten | In reply to @sjfloat:matrix.org
I'll let you know. That's kind of where I am now. :) Faust docs seem decent. It does mention early on it's not really made for multi-rate processing. | 11:51:39 |
| sjfloat | Yeah. Not suited to FFT, in particular. | 12:37:48 |
| sjfloat | I like books -- I wish there was a book. :) | 12:38:24 |
|  @zeorin:matrix.org joined the room. | 12:55:43 |
