Hi all,
I wrote a very basic audio tracker in Erlang. Probably full of bugs.
It’s 4 hard panned audio channels (a-la Commodore Amiga).
It can play mono 16bit wav audio, for now.
I believe it works only on Linux as the c part links Alsa.
The UI uses a text file with Erlang terms, nothing fancier than that.
Maybe someone is interested in adding more feature and make it more
robust, here’s the source code: ~carloratm/emt - EMT - Erlang Music Tracker - sourcehut git
I also made a video in broken English demonstrating how that works.
Please be aware the audio!!! When I talk it’s quiet, when it plays audio it’s
LOUD and my voice disappear 
I am quite stuck now and I hope someone can help me adding more features.
Cheers!
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lpil
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This project sounds super cool! I’d love to learn more about it.
Unfortunately your video doesn’t play for me on macOS with either Firefox or Safari.
Ah! Sorry about that.
I uploaded the video to an instance of peertube, it should work:
Please be aware the voice is loooow and the music LOUD.
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Very nice! Reminds me on Kraftwerk.
What about a presentation at the next meetup?
Kr,d
Yeah, maybe. If there will be one.
o/
So I started writing a GUI for EMT. Very much work in progress.
I made a video, this time the audio is fine, but the video is incredibly poor in quality
I really can’t make it right. Maybe the third time is the lucky one 
Cheers!
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ieQu1
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Cool project. BTW, google haters in the crowd say thanks for uploading demos to PeerTube.
