Capo's Own Language
Just before I started grad school in 2022, I began picking away at the "Keyboard and MIDI Overhaul" project […] and it ultimately spawned a little domain-specific language (DSL) for configuration.
Blog Archive
My Overdue Eulogy for the Mac Pro
The Mac Pro is now officially dead—but it's been dead to me for years.
Printing in Capo: Should be Easy, Right?
I cannot express how big of a deal it is for Capo to let users print chords. It is easily the most-requested feature.
The SuperMegaUltraGroovy Newsletter is Back!
The recent loss of access to my Campaign Monitor account was quite the fire-under-my-ass wake-up call that I needed to revisit the SuperMegaUltraGroovy Newsletter.
Capo 4.6, reworked for macOS Tahoe
Boy howdy was this a busy summer for me, and I'm really excited about today's update
I guess I let it go a bit too long…
So here's a not-at-all-funny story for you, unless you're really into schadenfreude, to which I'll say in advance: 'you're welcome.'
Leveraging Earworms
Earworms can be annoying, especially when you don't like the song that's playing in your head. But what if I told you that a well-crafted earworm could help you learn the melody of a new song, or a tricky solo?
Learning By Memory
Tonal working memory is a short-term buffer in your mind that lets you answer the fundamental, repeated question of ear learning: 'did I play the note I just heard?' Unfortunately, this part of your mind is rather delicate, and it doesn't hold very many notes.