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Lay Up Treasures in Heaven
19 “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; 20 but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. 21 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
Note: Treasure can also be words, ideas (Intellectual Property) and your level of altruism (see In Sheeps Clothing). Be careful who you talk to (see Pigs in the parlour). Use discernment.
You Cannot Serve God and Riches
24 “No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon.”
The Pharisees: Is It Lawful to Pay Taxes to Caesar?
15 Then the Pharisees went and plotted how they might entangle Him in His talk. 16 And they sent to Him their disciples with the Herodians, saying, “Teacher, we know that You are true, and teach the way of God in truth; nor do You care about anyone, for You do not [c]regard the person of men. 17 Tell us, therefore, what do You think? Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?”
18 But Jesus [d]perceived their wickedness, and said, “Why do you test Me, you hypocrites? 19 Show Me the tax money.”
So they brought Him a denarius.
20 And He said to them, “Whose image and inscription is this?”
21 They said to Him, “Caesar’s.”
And He said to them, “Render[e] therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.” 22 When they had heard these words, they marveled, and left Him and went their way.
Judgment on the Nations
32 Thus says the Lord of hosts:
“Behold, disaster shall go forth
From nation to nation,
And a great whirlwind shall be raised up
From the farthest parts of the earth.”
INTRODUCTION
DISCUSSION
FINDINGS
LINKS
INTRODUCTION
Probably want to talk about splitting a DI Signal into the DAW to have the re-amp tone and also recording the amped signal with two notes hardware to power soak and capture the coloured tone.
Randall Amplifiers RD412D 4 x 12 Cab
Native Instruments Guitar Rig 5 Pro
Initial stage:
Stomp compressor->Octaver->Whammy->Wah
Pre-section:
Talk about the clean boost, mid boost eq.
First Gain Stage:
tubescreamer and distortion in front of the amp models to give an unbelievable variation in tone, sustain and also controlling gain from guitar volume knob.
Amp Stage:
Marshall 9100 Dual Monobloc Valve Rackmount Amplifier
Marshall 1960A and B Cabs in Red Tolex
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Guide to Guitar Impulse Responses
1/4 Inch Solderless Audio Jacks
Solderless XLR Jacks
USB Jack for pedalboard
Mogami W2314 Miniature Instrument Cable
Squareplug SP400 Low Profile Flat TS (up to 4.5mm OD)
Switchcraft 380 1/4″ Mono 2 Conductor Cable Mount Plug, 1″ Long Nickel Metal Handle w/Solder Lugs
INTRODUCTION
This article briefly discusses Coding Ground from Tutorialspoint for which I feel is one of the best online compilers for C++11 Programming. An online text editor and compiler offers good opportunity to try out C++11 without needing to setup a compiler or IDE on your local computer, so this is great for going through tutorials and sharing snippets of code online.
DISCUSSION
The IDE features a syntax highlighted text editor which I find to be pleasant and clean to look at. I also like the code-collapse tooltips at the side of the window, allowing the close inspection of code which needs attention. Sadly though, it does not have anything like intellisense, code completion or basic debugging tools. I think it would be nice to see in an update some basic code autocomplete and some break points, step-through, step into and continue debugging features.
FINDINGS
The ability to import GitHub projects looks like a nifty feature however I have yet to try this out. The Bash terminal at the bottom of the window in addition to compiling with gcc allows for the use of makefiles and with make and vi to edit. I am sure a few other features are available although these are out of scope for this article. A quick launch sidebar allows the quick reference to C++ Tutorials which open in a separate tab, all good stuff.
LINKS
Below are a few other links and online IDE’s and articles to check out. Happy Coding!
RexTester IDE
Collection of Online Compilers Article
MSVC and C++11 Compatible online compiler
Compile and Execute C++ Code Online on Coding Ground
INTRODUCTION
DISCUSSION
FINDINGS
LINKS
Cheat Engine Debugger / Disassembler
Disassembling with VS2010 Discussion on cpp.com
Snowman LLVM style C Decompiler Article on InfoWorld
Reverse engineering tool for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-C with colored syntax code.
Unix Style reverse Engineering Environment
OllyDbg Tutorial
CFF Explorer Code Reverse Engineering Tools
INTRODUCTION
I base this article around the need to pass command line parameters to a running program. Please note this does not seem to work with Windows yet (working in Linux and OSX not tested).
DISCUSSION
The idea is to use a set of command line parameters to execute a set of built in software tests between two or more instances of a given software and then automatically generate unit test reports. The whole thing can be automated via the sequencing of various tests in a bash script or batch file.
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//============================================================================ // Name : Command Line Arguments // Author : Divide To Infinity // Version : V1.0 // Copyleft : Divide To Infinity 2015 - GNU GPL v2 // Description : JUCE Command Line Arguments Demo C++11, Ansi-style //============================================================================ #include "../JuceLibraryCode/JuceHeader.h" class CommandLineArguments : public JUCEApplication { public: CommandLineArguments(){} ~CommandLineArguments(){} void initialise(const String& commandLine) override { Logger * log = Logger::getCurrentLogger(); log->writeToLog(getApplicationName()); // Now list the command line arguments log->writeToLog("See the entered command line parameters below: "); log->writeToLog(JUCEApplicationBase::getCommandLineParameters()); } void shutdown() override {} const String getApplicationName() override { return "CommandLineArguments"; } const String getApplicationVersion() override { return "1.0"; } private: }; START_JUCE_APPLICATION(CommandLineArguments); |
FINDINGS
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//============================================================================ // Name : CommandLineArguments // Author : Divide To Infinity // Version : V1.0 // Copyleft : Divide To Infinity 2015 - GNU GPL v2 // Description : JUCE Command Line Arguments Demo C++11, Ansi-style //============================================================================ #include "../JuceLibraryCode/JuceHeader.h" using namespace std; class CommandLineArguments : public JUCEApplication { public: CommandLineArguments(){} ~CommandLineArguments(){} void initialise(const String& commandLine) override { Logger * log = Logger::getCurrentLogger(); log->writeToLog(getApplicationName()); // To get the parameters as an array, you can call JUCEApplication::getCommandLineParameters() // Now list the command line arguments log->writeToLog("See the entered command line parameters below: "); log->writeToLog(JUCEApplicationBase::getCommandLineParameters()); cout << endl; // Empty line : 0 // Now lets try and do something with the arguments // First use the getCommandLineParameterArray which returns a tokenised array // of Command Line args separated by whitespace StringArray argTokens = StringArray(JUCEApplicationBase::getCommandLineParameterArray()); for(int i = 0; i < argTokens.size(); ++i) { // Print out each arg line by line log->writeToLog(argTokens[i]); // We can use these args to call methods if (argTokens[i] == "-i") { cmdTest(); } // Then use args with parameters and error messages } } void cmdTest() { cout << "cmdTest called" << endl; } void shutdown() override {} const String getApplicationName() override { return "CommandLineArguments"; } const String getApplicationVersion() override { return "1.0"; } void unhandledException(const std::exception *, const String &sourceFilename, int lineNumber) override { // Here we can use this method to catch exceptions and generate reports } private: }; START_JUCE_APPLICATION(CommandLineArguments); |
LINKS
Command Line Arguments discussion on the JUCE forum
JUCEApplicationBase Class docs
INTRODUCTION
Here is a quick review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF6 Digital Camera (Micro 4/3 Sensor). First up is the unboxing video below which is also filmed with another Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF6 in auto-focus.
DISCUSSION
The range and versatility of this camera is truly astounding with the standard kit lens. Even for a novice such as myself I was able to get some brilliant creative shots in low light using the manual settings. This camera really does come to life when using the manual settings and although they are not as easy to tweak and control as Canon DSLR’s, they certainly do give a wide palette of variation.
FINDINGS
The maximum video recording time for the AVCHD and MP4 mode is 29 minutes and 59 seconds as expected due to EU regulations imposed on all digital cameras. See here for more information on why the 30 minute recording time limit is placed on digital cameras. If you require more recording time onboard, look at the Blackmagic range of cinema cameras. As expected they would have paid the additional EU taxes on being able to record for longer times. The time limit is imposed via red tape and is a legal president which stops manufacturers of cameras which limit the recording time, otherwise this is declared as being a video camera. There is also a time out for standby and a menu will display on the HDMI output when left unattended for a period of time. This is applied to many cameras and consumer camcorders to stop live streamers from using anything other than professional grade video cameras for this purpose. For users of Canon DSLR’s there is discussion of extending the recording time via Magic Lantern here. The recording of RAW Video is not possible, this is only available on Canon DSLR with Magic Lantern and Black Magic design Cameras.
LINKS
Camera Labs Review Panasonic Lumic DMC-GF6
DailyTech Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF6 Review
Photo Review Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF6 Review
Lumix GF6 Specs with Max Recording Time 29:59
Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 45mm f1.8 (Silver) Lens for Olympus and Panasonic Micro 4/3 Cameras
INTRODUCTION
DISCUSSION
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FINDINGS
INTRODUCTION
Here we will decode an Ogg Theora file streaming from the internet onto a plane surface scripted in Unity 3d.
DISCUSSION
The fastest method to do this as of writing is to look here and then attach this to the camera in a new unity 3d scene.
FINDINGS
The Unity docs do not seem to show a C# source example, so in full Blue Peter (UK) style: Here is one I made earlier.
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//============================================================================ // Name : WWWVideoTexture (Unity 3d) // Author : Divide To Infinity // Version : V1.0 // Copyright : GNU GPL v2 // Description : C# Monobehaviour Script for Decoding Video Streams to Texture //============================================================================ using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; [RequireComponent(typeof(GUITexture))] [RequireComponent(typeof(AudioSource))] public class WWWVideoTexture : MonoBehaviour { public string url = "http://playground.html5rocks.com/samples/html5_misc/chrome_japan.ogv"; IEnumerator Start() { WWW www = new WWW(url); MovieTexture movieTexture = www.movie; while (!movieTexture.isReadyToPlay) { yield return null; } GUITexture gt = GetComponent(); gt.texture = movieTexture; transform.localScale = new Vector3(0, 0, 0); transform.position = new Vector3(0.1f, 0.25f, 0); gt.pixelInset = new Rect(0, 0, movieTexture.width / 2, movieTexture.height / 2); AudioSource aud = GetComponent(); aud.clip = movieTexture.audioClip; movieTexture.Play(); aud.Play(); } } |
And the screenshot:
LINKS
WWW.movie in Unity 3d Scripting API
Video Streaming solutions for Unity3d on Stack Overflow
C# pixelInset problem on UnityAnswers
Streaming Textures in Unity3d
Video Playback Speed Discussion on Unity 3d Forums
It’s like JSON. but fast and small
Serialization Performance comparison (C#/.NET) – Formats & Frameworks (XML–DataContractSerializer & XmlSerializer, BinaryFormatter, JSON– Newtonsoft & ServiceStack.Text, Protobuf, MsgPack)
Benchmarking Protocol Buffers, JSON and XML in Go
Mobile Performance Testing – JSON vs XML
Stop Comparing JSON and XML
INTRODUCTION
DISCUSSION
This Needs a 64 bit Debugger/Diassembler (Hex Rays IDA Pro)
FINDINGS
LINKS
Binary Auditing Training Material
Detect it Easy Packer Identifier
Cheat Engine Debugger / Disassembler
IDA Pro Disassembler / Debugger 32 and 64 Bit
Here is a short talk I gave in the summer of 2008 at Goldsmiths promoting Creative Computing to ICT Lewisham College students. I am showing some of my viral web based prototypes for virtual music festival attendance (as it is the year 2008 Facebook had just hit Universities across the UK) and discussing recycling the purpose of what would otherwise be discarded technology for creative purposes and further Hacking the Playstation 2 Gametrak for the interactive Visual MIDI step sequencer Sequia software project I made in 2009. I also briefly discuss the possibility of live video streaming over the internet and the studiobus which has now transpired http://www.camobus.com/ alongside one of the first independant internet streamed music festivals (Which I engineer) here http://www.battfest.com/ – I am now working with interactive graphics and sound with EEG Biosensors attached to the human brain in collaboration with Daksyba Arts Collective here http://www.dividetoinfinity.com/blog/… and new projects here http://www.dividetoinfinity.com/
After much searching on the net for the solution, I found the solution on windows is to use multiple backslashes “\\\.\\COM15” for example.
hope this helps.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/115831
http://forum.openframeworks.cc/index.php?topic=3584.0
ABOUT
Daksyba are a collective of audio and visual artists from a range
of creative disciplines, combining voice, percussion, strings, didgeridoo, digital sound and video.
“Art is mostly experienced as the aftermath of the creative process. It may be composed, rehearsed, performed or recorded and as such it is but a reflection of that process. Improvisation, as a premise, invites the artist and spectator to share a moment and witness art as a unique event as it emerges, truly in the here and now” – Illi Adato, Artistic Director, Art of the Moment.
Art of The Moment is a 2 day event integrating music, dance and visual arts in fresh new ways and re-examining the relationship between the different medium. It is a celebration of art created in the glorious uncertainty of the here and now, deep in the heart of spontaneous composition.
The festival will feature contributions from the likes of the amazing Oren Marshall (collaborations include Radiohead and Charlie Haden), Maggie Nicols, Anton Mobin, Phil Minton, The Irrepressibles, Matt Black (Ninja Tune, Coldcut), h2dance, Mixmaster Morris and many other leading artists in the field.
It takes place in one of London’s most fascinating art hubs, The Albert in Queen’s Park, and is open to everyone to come and enjoy, explore, experience and get involved.
Live stream here
LINKS
http://www.thealbert.org.uk/
http://ovlondon.weebly.com/art-of-the-moment.html
http://ovlondon.weebly.com/
Daksyba blog here.
http://video.twicsy.com/i/zrfDf videohackspace
http://ktokradio.com/?p=1082
Last post by: LemonLime (4th Mar 2013): Are you looking for startProcess()/stopProcess() perhaps? They’re called once before start of processing and when processing is stopped, respectively. There is a canDo string for these as well that you can use to make sure the host supports these functions. Though I would imagine most would support [more…]
The problem: an ever expanding set of Chrome tabs of read/study/watch/respond-to later material. I’m trying a new solution: put the links in a blog post, write why I haven’t closed the tabs, close the tabs. (And come back to them later. Maybe.) Let’s go. What is embodied programming? blog post by Alex McLean (@yaxu). Alex read more
MIDI Maximilian Scope Synth
This program requires the use of a MIDI controller to work – compiled example can be found in the /bin folder. This requires .NET framework 4 (not 4.5) and Visual Studio 2010 libraries to be installed if you are on Windows. The program features a scope adapted from the ofxMaxim example in OpenFrameWorks and comprises of a mono legato triggering synthesizer. Filter cutoff is controlled by momentary on velocity switching and oscillator gate is permanantely on due to having no ADSR and quick and dirty MIDI triggering logic.
Bubblesort:
This program fills an array with random values based on the screen height and iterates through sending the value to a sawtooth oscillator. This implements switch cases – pressing 1 will Bubblesort the array to give a saw glissandi – while pressing 2 will randomise the array data again.
EEG Maximilian:
This was intended to be the main project however due to the nature of how the Emotiv headset examples are organised, I was sadly unable to suitably map the functionality to the way that OpenFrameWorks operates – this code is provided only as a means to see where I am with implementing this. The majority of the code is cut up examples from the emotiv library mixed in with MIDI and Maximilian.
MIDI Example:
I have modified this code slightly from the original supplied by the ofxMidi author Chris O’Shea. I added to the example by listing all MIDI ports by pressing ‘l’ for list and changing midi ports on the fly using a switch case with numeric input for easy testing.
videoPlayerTestModified:
This is a simple test to see how well the Quicktime library works on windows 7 x64, I simply looked into the API and set up a few cases by pressing 1,2,3 and 4 – video play speed, pause and play direction. Sadly this not work with my original video which had a higher bandwidth (had an error code -50 – I could not find the solution anywhere) so this uses the standard ‘fingers’ video.
The link to all of the above source code and materials can be found here.
Unzip these archives into your ‘myApps’ directory in OpenFrameworks.
For more info on OpenFrameWorks and creative coding as an art form, go here.
If you are on Windows, you can execute the debug app in the ‘bin’ folder provided you have all the correct Microsoft C++ Redistributable installed.
Precomplied versions of all projects can be found in their associated /bin folder for easy testing.
When two parties communicate, what are the possible patterns of message exchange? Here’s what I’ve come up with so far: (Updated June 22, 2013 with causality arrows, failure modes, sequences and reordering, streams, non-deterministic communication.) Send Also known as: procedure call, one-way, unidirectional, post, fire and forget, In-Only, Out-Only, request (R), trigger, event, notification, command, read more
This post introduces some basic asynchronous message passing patterns that I’ve found useful while implementing real-time audio software. The patterns apply to in-process shared memory message passing. For the most part this post is intentionally abstract. I won’t talk too much about concrete implementations. I do assume that the implementation language is something like C/C++ and that the message queues are implemented read more
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DMX512 terminators are easy to build; you need no more than a 5 pin XLR plug, a 120 ohm resistor, and a little time. Holding on to them once you’ve built them is the hard part. Get down to the local DIY store and buy a engraving tool, and engrave the fact that this plug is a terminator, and that it belongs to you clearly on it. You’ll still “lose” them, but at least after a few years you’ll be seeing your terminators around the place, and be able to grab them back!
The only outstanding question is what power the 120R resistor should be? In the photo below, the resistor shown is a quarter watt jobbie, chosen primarily because it looked nice for the photo. Human nature being what it is, the previous set of instructions said use a quarter watt resistor, cos that is what I was looking at whilst writing up the page.
HTML5 Fullscreen API
Until now, there has not been a standard for showing a video/movie on a web page.
Today, most videos are shown through a plug-in (like flash). However, different browsers may have different plug-ins.
HTML5 defines a new element which specifies a standard way to embed a video/movie on a web page: the element.
This course is for Year 3 BSc/BMus Students studying at Goldsmiths Dept. of Computing.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE ASSIGNMENT FOR THIS COURSE
This page will grow as the course progresses. Details of assignments will be posted here as and when they are set. For more specific course information, you can check the department intranet.
The course will be taught almost entirely in C++. Don’t worry about this. We will be using some bespoke tools to make this a lot easier. You should find that in the beginning some of the ideas and processes are familiar to you. We’ll be going into a lot more depth as we go forward.
We will be approaching this stuff in two ways. First, we’ll be using some ready made objects that do everything for you and allow you to muck around. Secondly, you’ll be expected to make some of your own objects based on what you’ve learned. Throughout this process, you should pick up some great skills.
We will be spending the first few weeks exploring Audio Digital Signal Pro
Please find the link to the Toshiba Tecra M2 drivers for Windows XP here.
I have been delving ‘under the hood’ with Native Instruments Kore 2 lately and I am having a problem with the hardware. Quite frequently I will be editing a parameter with the knobs and the user page switches to a different page. Obviously this is annoying as I am then editing the wrong parameter!
I am guessing you may have found this page as you are having the same problem? Well, you are in luck! Check out the solution below.
Solution/Workaround: This is definitely an electrical interference problem which is not alone solved with good earth as discussed in this thread (I checked with a multimeter). When touching and/or moving encoders be sure to make contact with the aluminium housing (I usually just rest my hand on the base of the controller) and this will dissipate the interference.
Alternatively, you could also make something to fit the kensington lock on the controller which conducts to the computer case or similar. Also worth noting is the quality of cables used and are any of them close to higher voltage wires (shielding issues).
On a similar note here is a video discussing the use of footswitches:
Native Instruments Maschine has excellent drum pads, so here is a simple ‘drummer perspective’ Maschine template for BFD2.
