This has to be the most addictive web gadget I've ever encountered

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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I’m sure most of y’all know this, but I’ll say it anyway - you can cut and paste these Doper codes into the white field above the instrument.

Here’s mine, hope you like it. :slight_smile:
0-2056-4096-9284-16656-43690

58 bpm
mmm

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Try

16388-32712-16416-16421-16401-16400

at 40 bpm

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My ears got full after about 1 minute. Neat though.

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I can’t stop.
16388-32712-16416-16421-16401-16400 at default.
mmm

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Are you aware that that’s lab’s but at a higher speed?

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0-1280-43156-1314-20-0 at 60 rpm.

This is way too much fun.

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This is in a similar vein, I was completely addicted for a few weeks in college.

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Dang, I must have somehow not copied mine, then pasted when I still had lab’s copied.

I guess you’ll have to take my word that it was good. :smiley:
mmm

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Little Boots uses one of those. Here is some video I shot of her using one in concert in Chicago.

I need this as an app for my iPod Touch. Ryukyu Sakamoto writes in this form, so I have decided this is an “automatic Sakamoto”.

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I cut and pasted, but can’t get it to play what is pasted in the box. What am I forgetting to do?

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That is nuts.

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Are you forgetting to press Enter after you paste it in the box?

ETA: Response to kittenblue

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0-0-548-453-1040-53250

brace for eargasm

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This theme is rated XXX by the Motion Picture Association of America:

33825-19026-12684-12684-19026-33825

:wink:

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I found a tool like this for iPhone and iPod Touch called Melodica. There is a free version to try and a full version that is only $.99.

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This sounds like something Bjork might use as the only instrument for her next concept album.

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33795-528-5187-45720-20742-32785 at about 52 bpm.

It seems I’m feeling a little melancholy/Japanese. At least that what it sounds like to me.

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If anybody wants to take this to the next level, download the demo of FL Studio, formerly known as Fruity Loops, to see what’s really possible.

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The sound sounds very Oriental to me. Put that thought in the brain of an anthematologist, and you get this: 256-1088-4113-0-4-0 at 40 bpm is my attempt at the opening few notes of the Japanese national anthem.

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So that’s how Steve Reich does it!