[L2Ork-dev] A new guy looking to contribute
th8a
th8a at bluetownsyndicate.com
Sat Aug 19 16:57:32 UTC 2017
Hello all,
My name is Joe Fabio (aka th8a,) and I am fairly new to the dev
community. Of all the projects that I would like to be involved in, this
one is at the top of my list. I would be honored if you guys had some
use for me and started pointing me to tasks that I could do to help out.
The skills in which I am of a professional level of ability are in music
production and music performance
https://soundcloud.com/th8a - my personal soundcloud page
https://soundcloud.com/th8amonk - my public soundcloud page ran by my
management.
I am a self taught software developer and electronics engineer. Due to a
lack of formal education, there are likely some gaps in my knowledge in
programming, but I am still fairly capable of writing code and have a
working understanding of programming and programming languages.
That said, my first language was Max MSP, with which i was obsessed
until I boycotted Apple and took the plunge into running my entire
digital life in linux with an effort to be as free and open as possible,
while remaining a functional professional in music. Naturally, after the
switch, I picked up puredata and am now obsessed with it. I can patch
some pretty intricate designs, which tend to look and function like full
blown standalone apps by the time I'm through. I take to MSP like a fish
in water, and for audio and midi side of puredata, I'm pretty confident
in my abilities.
I am also capable of graphic design, formerly a nerd of Photoshop and
Illustrator, now with GIMP and Krita, so I am good with designing UI
elements like buttons, toggles, sliders and other elements of an
applications aesthetics.
I also have experience teaching (former Apple 'creative', Beginning
through advanced music production in Logic Pro @ Garnish music academy,
Los Angeles.) So I would be happy to help out in creating help patches,
tutorials etc.
My main motivation for being part of this project is to learn and expand
on my abilities as a programmer/developer so that I can help make PD the
best it can be and create tools for musicians, students and developers
to use and enjoy while creating music.
If there is any task that needs to be done that my set of skills can
accomplish, please feel free to let me know. If there is something with
that would require that I tackle a learning curve, I am eager to learn.
Thank you all for your work in carrying the torch forward in developing
what is probably my favorite program in the known universe.
Cheers!
~Joe
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