Simple approach for ensuring safe data access across multiple threads, by wrapping single items of data in a class to implicitly handle code locking. What do you think? Perhaps useful, total rubbish or: Nice but not scalable for large applications?

Aka SMFFTI, a Windows console program for constructing MIDI files from commands held in plain text files. I developed it as an easy way of constructing chord progressions without the tedious drawing in the Ableton Live piano roll.

A purely experimental, and not terribly successful, attempt at using Ableton Live's Tension instrument (and other stock devices) to fashion a rude funk guitar instument.

Javascript is okay to work with I guess, but you've got that tedious situation of having to minify and obfuscate. I used to use the Google Closure Compiler but tended to find it a bit painful tracking down output errors using the Advanced level of compression. So I thought: Why don't I just write my own minifier? And I did, and it works. It's fine for my pathetic little projects.

Skin City allows you to not only edit Ableton Live 10 skins but also generate them - thousands of them - each with their own randomly-selected colors and shades. Windows 10 application. Just a bit of fun really, but if you're having an off day musically-speaking, take a break and go create some skins.