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@alisynthesis This one's for the Pd nerds:
Great publication, thanks for your previous link!
@alisynthesis Hah ... snap!
I came across and posted this just before I found your post. Great article.
@elsemusic right? Really cool!!
@alisynthesis Your guitar was sounding really neat the other day. When you had distortion it was really direct and when you did ethereal sounding bits it was really gradual and nice. I am curious about your guitar setup. What’s the guitar? Same colour as one of the doggies
@elifyalvac thanks! I felt chatty so I made a quick video to show you :)
@alisynthesis @elifyalvac hmmm I'm seeing some very cute stuff at the beginning that isn't guitar stuff 
@ranjit well they were looking so cute and what was I supposed to do?
@alisynthesis Totally understandable. (Turns out the guitar is pretty cute too)
@elifyalvac 🤣 okay, but don't say I didn't warn you.
@alisynthesis On another note, I love this website. Just bumped into this Miller. Puckette article. Cheers! https://spectrum.ieee.org/miller-puckette-the-man-behind-the-max-and-pd-languages-and-a-lot-of-crazy-music
Miller is such a legend! Met him briefly during a conference in my studies. Wish I had met him maybe ONE year later because I met him basically RIGH befor leveling up my Max / PD programming skills and appreciation.