I am doing some major code ripping on FuzzMeasure lately. After getting through my Cocoa book, I have certainly become more familliar with the ways of Cocoa, and how I can more cleanly handle certain scenarios and features. </p> <p> I probably removed...
For those of you that I haven't already passed this along to, check out this article from Stereophile magazine: Measuring Loudspeakers, Part 3 </p> <p> This article tells you a bit more about how to set up for certain measurements properly. It also...
It would appear that FuzzMeasure 1.1 does not play nicely with certain audio devices. Unfortunately, since I have yet to own every audio device in the world, I am unable to verify that they'll all work properly with FuzzMeasure. Upon learning that...
For all you people out there on the fence about buying a Mac mini, please let me point you to reason 10274 – It runs FuzzMeasure. </p> <p> Seriously, though, I realized last night what a great complement FuzzMeasure would make to someone using their...
I finally finished the book. The last few chapters were easy to blow through, since they were either short, or didn't really matter much to me. If I ever need to think about porting FuzzMeasure to Linux, I may have to take a second look at that last...
Right now, I sit at page 351/428 (82%) in the book. I certainly learned a lot by taking another swipe at learning Cocoa with a little bit of experience under my belt. More than anything, I find myself far more comfortable with throwing new windows...
I'm on page 233/428, which is about 54% of the way through the book. I'm starting to follow along now, just for kicks, and doing any of the challenges that I can't do in my head in about 5 seconds. </p> <p> In the meantime, I made a few neat changes...
It has been quiet around here for the past few days. Mainly, this is due to the fact that my brain is going into warp speed, and I have had very little time to even think about the FuzzMeasure 1.1 launch. This launch was fairly successful, but it...