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john / PO-33 K.O. Guide

Last active 1 month ago

Archived from https://web.archive.org/web/20190510161409/https://medium.com/callumhowkins/the-complete-teenage-engineering-po33-k-o-guide-89d5e2fd6a2a

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1 2.0. WHAT CAN IT DO?
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3 Despite the small size, the PO-33 packs in a huge number of different features — the most useful of which have been detailed in this section:
4 2.1. The Two Sample Types
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6 The PO-33 offers two distinct ways to play back recorded content: buttons 1 to 8 contain melodic samples which can be played chromatically while numbers 9 through 16 are one sample split into 16 slices. This means the first 8 sounds are ideal for melodic lines while the lower 16 work best for drums and percussion.
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8 The PO-33 has a total polyphony of 4. It is worth keeping in mind that each track is monophonic, including the rhythmic tracks.
9 2.2. Sounds
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john / Fish Fetch Tempest Weather

Last active 5 months ago

Hasty fish script to fetch basic weather data (conditions, temperature, low/high temperature forecast) from a Weatherflow Tempest station

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1 #!/usr/bin/env fish
2 # vim: ft=fish
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4 # set vars
5 set -l station 000000 # replace with your station ID
6 set -l token 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 # replace with API token
7 set -l cache_max_age 3600 # 1 hour in seconds
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9 if not set -q XDG_CACHE_HOME
10 set -x XDG_CACHE_HOME "$HOME/.cache"