I want to smash software between my fists
and turn flittering feelings into relentless music.
Programmable Ink researcher at Ink & Switch.
Feeling of Computing podcast and community.
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new record — jimmy says a bad word within the first 1 second of the show
you'll never guess whose deadname it is
There's a new Feeling Off Computing episode. It's a podcast talking about other podcasts talking about other podcasts asking you for money.
The episode is titled "Pay $5 Now to Find out the Gender of Your Favourite Podcaster", because people who only listen to the main feed don't get to find out until season 5 :)
oh yeah so now i can say stuff out loud like…
I've been writing a bunch of songs about dysphoria and gender confusion and all that fun stuff, its been one hell of a time hoo ~~boy~~
(quoted is just, like, half of the vocal layers in this song. there's another vocal layer on top that i didn't share cuz i wasn't out yet. also… all the other instruments. a lot going on.)
@spiralganglion@merveilles.town
inexplicably weird, and totally out of character, that i look like such a girl in this video
@spiralganglion@merveilles.town
this is such a well-designed website for a computer scientist
(desktop required — doesn't look good on phones)
working on accepting myself. i am enough. i am happy. i don't need anything more than i have. the things that i want to change will change in due time. just keep going.
for instance:
it's okay that not every song has every kind of idea. a song can be in 11/8 and it doesn't also need unexpected harmonic motion and voice leading. a song can have a lengthy chord progression with a dense melody and not also need 5-part vocal harmony and microsound. songs can be instrumental, they don't all need poetic lyrics that wink at some personal trauma. songs can be good even if nobody would make a youtube essay about them. just keep playing around, just keep writing about it.
gonna make some noises wanna hang out?
edit: thanks for dropping in everyone!
new secret journal entry
Ink & Switch is 10 years old this month. I've spent the past while helping build a little celebratory project called Tenfold! It's an interactive art piece — play with right here: https://inkandswitch.com/project/tenfold