This video - about the creation of Audacity 4 - delves into our research and design process, including how we spent years gradually transforming Audacity 3. Audacity is a free and open source audio editor and production app.
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LINKS
A talk I gave about open source design in Berlin earlier this year:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12TJ-zTgiH0
Matthieu Hodgkinson’s talk on how he created our time signature & tempo recognition system at ADC in 2024
https://youtu.be/yMbewdnupwU?si=QXFup9F_0EXHQNlB
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Sigh - another PR issue
05:13 - Who is Audacity for?
07:52 - The state of Audacity in 2020
11:45 - Technical debt
16:07 - The gradual transformation of Audacity 3
32:03 - Building Audacity 4
36:47 - Productivity improvements
44:10 - The new branding
46:48 - The final push!
Mumyoi ware is made from red clay containing a large amount of iron oxide called “Mumyoi-do,” and was first produced in the early 19th century as Raku ware in red color mixed with Mumyoi-do, and the present Mumyoi ware, fired at high temperature and hardness, was completed in the Meiji period.
In principle, clay and glaze materials produced on Sado Island should be used, but with the advancement of technology and the ingenuity of potters over the years, glaze materials and forms have become more diverse in recent years, and each kiln produces products with different characteristics.