Nelson Castillo wrote: > On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Brolin Empey<bro...@brolin.be> wrote: >> Hello list, >> >> Yes, believe it or not, I am actually posting a message which could be >> considered on-topic! ;) > > A small step for a man :-P
A small step for a stepwise sequencer too? ;) > >> I have had an idea for years, but have not searched to see if anyone has >> already implemented it. >> >> My idea is to have my cell phone (my FreeRunner, of course, which runs >> QtMoko v14) dynamically generate a ringtone for incoming calls: the >> ringtone would be a monophonic sequence of tones or notes corresponding >> to the sequence of digits in the calling phone number. I think this >> would be cool because I could identify the caller by the ringtone alone: >> I would not need to read the display. The initial version could >> hard-code the mapping of digits to notes; a subsequent version could >> read the mapping from a file, like Keynote does (see below). >> >> Has anyone already implemented this? Which search terms should I use to >> get relevant results from Google Search or maybe Bing? > > We also had the Idea but I never worked on it. The idea came from a > Friend (Marlon) after I explained him how this program worked: > > http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/weblogs/arhuaco/listen-to-the-collatz-conjecture “Here is the partiture for the following video: 27.pdf. You'll find the MP3 bellow.” Why did you use the Spanish word “partiture” instead of the English term/phrase “sheet music”? I already knew “sheet music”, but had to search to discover “partiture” means “sheet music”. <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEdrNmJ0Euk&feature=player_embedded> Why did you film the screen instead of using a program to record the video, such as HyperCam DX on Windows? “if N % 2 != 0: # even number” Unless I am missing something, that condition is true for odd numbers, not even numbers. I do not write in Python, but I assume that condition has the same meaning as in C? _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community