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Awesome! Is that vscode you’re using there?

With all the memory you're saving running the app in rust, you should give the JVM extra heap. Not sarcastic. You'll thank yourself later!

Thanks. The android app is mostly c++, I don’t think the memory allocation patterns will change. Getting rid of virtual dispatch is a clear perf gain though!

oh. oh. oh, wow. has this been here all this time? why was I not informed?! :-)

It’s currently c++, or obj-c, but I want to unify the android and iOS codebases, and get rid of 3rd party black boxes. And enjoy coding on the engine again :)

When you get there, here's an idea for "magic generators": when animated, and one of the channels gets to 0, have a small probability of picking a new stem from among the original candidates of its theme. That way they can endlessly fade and permute new samples in @audiosampling

As for your idea, it is a bit what the radios are doing - on the website. Have you tried one of these yet?

I haven't yet. I assumed they were actually streaming content rather than mixing loops locally, and I still have plenty to try.

It keeps downloading stems, but mixes them locally. Like a magic, but leaving out one stem to load another, every minute or so.