Post #1977677
2026-04-25 09:20 UTC
@dreamer
DrumCloud started as a rough DPF experiment while I was learning and trying to build the kind of granular drum-loop tool I had in my head, so seeing someone take it seriously enough to rebuild and restructure it into a cleaner standalone repo means a lot to me.
I’m genuinely very grateful that you took the time to do that. It’s both flattering and motivating, and I really appreciate the credit back to my original repo too.
This honestly makes me really, really happy.
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@dreamer@mastodon.world 2026-04-25 09:29
@fuimadane Of course I'd also be happy to transfer ownership of this. Or just show you how to do this so you can keep it on your end ;) In this case I started with `git subtree split -P examples/DrumCloud/ -b DrumCloud` which pulled all of your changes to the root of the project (removing all of DPF and its history). So that could be a starting point for you here as well.