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Wowza - I'm like nearly a month late on this. This is where I'd try to come up with a good excuse, but I think if I just randomly point around at things and said... "life" most of you would completely understand where I'm coming from. It's been a difficult few months for myself, and for nearly every person I know. This week I'm going to try focus on the positive and the things that make me smile, and I hope all my lovely readers can do the same! Make Music, Not War First up is the appropriately named Hyperblam, a music making tool that lets you use a declarative language to create sick beats as the kids say. What does that look like? Here's one example: <!-- bus! (master signal chain) --> <chain-blam id="bus"> <gain-blam id="bits" gain="0.25" bypass> <lfo-blam type="square" beats="0.001" prop="gain" gain="0.25"> <blam-blam from="#kick" prop="beats" value="0.001~0.003" chance="0.3"></blam-blam> </lfo-blam> </gain-blam> <phaser-blam id="swoosh" center="6000" depth="4000" q="0.5"…

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