Have you have seen the coverage at Daring Fireball, or read my official press release today?
Maybe you follow the @capoapp, or my @liscio feed at twitter.
Perhaps you read a blog post about Capo?
It's also possible that you found out about Capo...
Since late 2008, I have been working on my ideal tool for learning music by ear. I called it Capo because it's an essential part of a guitarist's tool set—just like a real capo.
I'm about to start the Capo beta program very shortly, and I plan to...
I've not written any music of my own since 1999/2000, but music has always been in the back of my mind. I knew that eventually I'd want to get back into playing piano, or one day pick up a guitar.
There were a few music-related acquisitions over the...
At this stage in the game, we were communicating fairly regularly with the record label. Because of my proximity, I was able to visit more often than the other members, which led to some interesting projects.
Often times I'd show up with a blank...
Over the past few days, I spent more time than should have been necessary trying to drag songs from iTunes to my application's dock icon. There is already code out there to help folks handle a drag from iTunes to a custom NSView, but nothing has ever...
Today I unleashed FuzzMeasure 3.1 on the world, and I'm pretty excited about it. Actually, relieved is probably a more accurate term.
You can read the FuzzMeasure 3.1 Press Release for further details, etc.
Now I can return to the other projects...
…though I'm not going to tell you where it is. I'll let @fuzzmeasure do it for me via Twitter.
I am not happy about the recent flood of announcements for beta builds on this blog, so I'm going to move that responsibility off to Twitter from now on...
Cross-posted from the toastycode blog
The day after Thanksgiving, November 28, has been declared National Day of Listening by the StoryCorps oral history project and NPR (among others). The idea: With family in town, bellies full, and (hopefully...