u/thedecibelkid

Just want a quiet pint haha

I have this odd problem that I can never get samples to sound good together. Not whole bars of things, just individual one-hit samples of plucks/strings/whatever. Clearly I suck at any kind of tuning and don't have pitch perfect hearing. What I would really like is a simple app that I can drag a sample into and it tell me "D5" "A3" "C2 and about 20 cents" etc.

Even better if I can then press a button to make it resample it at the nearest C or A.

So far the closest I've found is Tony ( https://www.sonicvisualiser.org/tony ) but even that seems to complicated, it seems to place the waveform on a grid but won't just tell me, I'm there squinting at it and trying to work out the closest note, like, is that an A? It also doesn't playback, just silence, so I'm guessing it doesn't like my soundcard

Trying to put together a workflow that doesn't require docker etc to be installed. So far using dotnet publishcontainer is working using my CSPROJ - I can generate a tarball, sftp it to the server and docker load it there. All good. But the image requires a certain font to be installed. It's on the host server's base system (Debian 12) but I'm getting an error.

The old Dockerfile had some commands in to apt-get the font, so am I stuck or is there a way of getting the font into the container without Docker Desktop?

dotnet publish projectname.csproj --os linux --arch x64 /t:PublishContainer -p ContainerArchiveOutputPath=./projectname.tar.gz

(Android Tablet)

I'd like to be able to quickly switch between two settings profiles

- When I'm home on my 5GHz wifi : 1080/60

- When out and about : 720/30

Could possibly be per connection, if at home I'm connecting via LAN address and via domain when out of the house, would that work?