“Everything’s a Drum!”<p><a href="https://eigendrum.com/#s=__Ap66fz1em9-NXp7_6a6-0AJu1AAiTv6gKT8SMD4vZ3BFH5dwRt-sINgQG4FXgJIxw_CVwceAnNHFoKlBz5FO0ZvhaCE74Wwg1qFVAN-RRQDVESwg0bEKQOxw5QDVYONQw7DToIzApZBV0I6gIJB5cBCQfR_yYGD_zuBd31Bwlu8-kJcPHpCQPtJAjr6QsFz-hGAwjpFP0j6jL8V-7e-on03vrd9U_7UPRP-_3y3vrG8OD4Ou_-9wPtVvXL7HjwA-3r7pDu7uw" rel="nofollow">https://eigendrum.com/#s=__Ap66fz1em9-NXp7_6a6-0AJu1AAiTv6gK...</a>
So in Dutch one expression for <i>"that makes no sense"</i> is <i>"dat slaat nergens op"</i>, which literally translates to <i>"that doesn't hit (slap, beat) anything"</i>.<p>A ruder variation of that is <i>"dat slaat als een … op een drumstel"</i>, or <i>"that hits like a … on a drum set"</i>.<p>For some reason I felt like sharing this trivia.
Now try to draw a donut.
Aunty Donna were so wise.
Not a fan of the cookie dialog. Had to close the page as there was no easy way to reject the ad cookies.
Yeah, I'm no GDPR expert but it seems completely unreasonable that the "legitimate interest" numbers add upp to 2825. Even though there's probably some overlap, the biggest category is "Measure advertising performance (695 partners included)".
How does this dialogue help me control who gets my data or how it will be used?
Same. I no longer tolerate this bullshit
Thanks for reposting this! I'm the developer (BaselAshraf81) - happy to answer questions or hear suggestions here.<p>If you find it interesting, a star on the GitHub repo helps a lot.<p>And don't forget to follow me on github, I build cool stuff!
The title alone sounds like this would be interesting, but I'll never know if it is because it has a trackers popup listing thousands of "partners" and a load of "legitimate interest" boxes ticked by default. This is Daily Mail level stuff, immediate back button for me.
This is brilliant! I wish I had seen this a few years back!<p>Q: Generating higher quality sounds with a specified duration (e.g. within a 300ms margin) -- is it possible with your approach, is it hard, how would you go about that?<p>I'm asking because a few years back I had an idea for a breathwork/meditation app that would allow you to connect / control the breath duration using a gong sound. Example pattern: 4s in, 4s wait, 8-10s out. Next: use a feedback loop with the real user breathing pattern, slowly extend towards the goal.<p>Ended up with scaling it down to a "dot to stare at" + basic gong, because I realised how ridiculously chromatically complex the sound is. (my approach was to synthesise an envelope with a shape determined by time -- pity the fool who thought it was easy or even made sense!)<p><a href="https://untested.sonnet.io/notes/projects-and-apps-i-built-for-my-own-well-being/#h-sit" rel="nofollow">https://untested.sonnet.io/notes/projects-and-apps-i-built-f...</a><p>I got +100k people visiting it and still a couple dozen daily users running a 5+ min session, so I'm happy with it. But, the itch is still there, so I'd love to revisit my old nemesis so to speak :)<p>Also, if you want to chat about this, hit me up sonnet.io/posts/hi !
Make it possible to reject all cookies in one click.<p>What you have now is ridiculous.
what has the world come to when people beg for stars on github
This reminds me of a tongue drum I have. Have you thought about building an iterative solver for specific scales?<p>It would be interesting if you could simulate and then print (or laser cut) your own instrument on demand.
Those ads are nasty and really take away from the cool stuff you build!
I just entertained myself with this for 30 minutes.
Great! I vote for a skin tension control.
Can you do this for a didgeridoo?
This is very cool stuff, indeed!
I tapped twice and got nothing but sketchy popup ads suggesting I need to install a VPN. Does it work on safari mobile for anyone else?
Yeah, just have to make sure your phone isn’t on silent for sound effects in the browser.<p>Also if you use an ad blocker, which I highly recommend, you wouldn’t have seen any of the ads or other stuff most of the comments can’t seem to figure out how to avoid.
I didn’t get any sound on an iPhone either
> Does it work on safari mobile for anyone else?<p>It does for me. But I do use an ad blocker (Wipr 2).
This website has a list of data vendors 200 pages long, and it forces you to uncheck each one if you don't consent. I decided to close the tab rather than deal with this illegal dark pattern.
Fun concept. Absolutely carcinogenic approach to monetization.
The tone is kind of snippy. It refuses to play when there would be numerical artifacts ("there would be numbers, and they would be wrong") and if your drawn shape self-intesects it complaint rather than just giving a reasonable answer with a warning (minimum crossing width, separate bodies).<p>Overall a cool tool, but pretty annoying. I point it out not really to criticize this project, but because I see a trend in software that has a holier-than-thou sort of paternalistic tone. LLMs are obviously rife with this, but I also see interfaces from some humans that give me the vibe of a snooty Parisian waiter.
Try `1 + 0.16<i>cos(4</i>t) + 0.08<i>cos(12</i>t + pi/6) + 0.04<i>cos(36</i>t + pi/3) + 0.02<i>cos(108</i>t + pi/2)`
Very cool. Number keys and QWERTYU (or clicking the rows on the right) trigger the "modes" in isolation, which are surprisingly microtonal.<p>Also you can draw your own drums! What! That's so cool
there's an amazing video on youtube about how metal bar/gong instruments (like gamelans) have different overtones, and regular western intervals instead of being consonant (like with vibrating strings) are dissonant - even perfect 5ths - and a totally different set of intervals are consonant (slendro and pelog tunings are a bit different for this reason).<p>thinking about it, each drum here would have totally different ideal scales to the others.<p>this is cool.
This would be quite nice as a VST/CLAP for music production!
Thanks, ChatGPT.
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_the_shape_of_a_drum" rel="nofollow">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_the_shape_of_a_drum</a>
I'm not sure if I'm learning a lot. All of the shapes and click locations basically sound the same to me.
Very cool, reminds me of some of Aphex Twin’s percussive elements
I love it. I wish I could select materials.
Selecting different materials would not change much. Call the frequencies \lambda_1, \lambda_2, \lambda_3...<p>You can prove that changing the material has no effect on the relative frequencies: \lambda_2 / \lambda_1, \lambda_3 / \lambda_1, etc. are completely independent of the material.<p>The shape is the determining factor; changing the materials (and hence the wave speed) just dilates the whole spectrum.
There's actually a "ring-out" slider and a "mallet" width slider under the drum already.<p>Ring out controls how fast the higher modes decay (basically stiff vs soft material), The mallet width controls how many modes a strike can even reach, since a real mallet can't drive the high frequency ones very hard.<p>No labeled presets like "wood" or "metal" though, just raw sliders. Would be a fun addition if someone wants to map a few physically sensible combos to buttons. PRs Welcome!
amazing stuff, congrats!
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