Jakub Argasiński
Posts by: argasek
O ile jeszcze po zapoznaniu się z pozycjami takimi jak Zorya, Pocustone czy Gone, nie miałem żadnych wątpliwości, że Floex jest kompozytorem wszechstronnym i bardzo uzdolnionym, tak jednak – A Portrait of John Doe – jak to się mówi żartobliwie w kręgu moich znajomych, określając osoby nadmiernie utalentowane – to wyższy level autyzmu. I naprawdę, […]
Undoubtedly, Novation 49SL MkII is a decent MIDI controller. It comes in three variants: 25, 49 and 61-key (all semi-weighted), plus the version without a keyboard, named Zero SL. All variants, however, share a common feature: they are equipped with a great suite of nifty controls: 56 knobs, faders and buttons in total.
The controller […]
Update (2014-04-03): I got information from Sebastian the bugfix landed in 1.7.4.1139 version. Great job!
Update (2014-03-11): I exchanged a few e-mails with the author and the fix is on the way:
Hi Jakub,
thanks for the details. I was able to track that issue down. When passing large data (like a 10 MB […]
You possibly cannot imagine how happy I was, when as a high school student I acquired my first camera. Back then, of course, I had no faintest idea of photography; I was not even aware of existence of such terms as “aperture” or “a shutter”, let alone making use of them! Surely: if you ask me, […]
This year’s Front Trends conference was held in the same venue as previously — Soho Factory served as a meeting place for 420 guests (well, at least according to an unofficial information) and 24 fantastic speakers, who covered a wide variety of topics, touching areas such as JavaScript, CSS, UI/UX, WebGL, localization and […]
Most VST plugins (especially paid ones) are released for both Mac OS X and Windows systems; however there’s still a group of decent Windows-only VST instruments/effects Mac users may miss. Hybrid synthesizer Sytrus from Image Line is a good example; however personally I missed the most Majken’s Chimera, a free, noise-driven synth […]
Willbe did a great job collecting demos soundtracks into compilations called Demovibes. Unfortunatelly, each of them is downloadable as a one, big MP3 file with CUE sheet, which iTunes still doesn’t support (damn you, Apple, we got 2011 here, OK?!). I was looking for an easy way to split the file into […]
A bit time ago I was desperately looking for running Firebird/Interbase PHP extension on Zend Server Community Edition for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, but googling around didn’t bring any helpful results. So, after a few hours spent, I managed to create one by myself. Here we go:
If you have a previous version of […]
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