Amazing!

[Ezra Spier]

I'm starting to come across mentions of our humble project all over the internet. I just saw us on Laughing Squid, which is pretty incredible because it's definitely a high-profile blog: http://laughingsquid.com/velosynth-an-open-source-bicycle-interaction-synthesizer

And the Kickstarter effort seems to be going amazingly well, too!

I'm definitely up for some serious software hacking this week. I don't know what everyone's schedules are, (and this might be an unpopular idea) but I was thinking we might want to try meeting a little earlier than usual this weekend. I've sort of felt the last couple sessions that by the time we're really starting to get some good coding going one (or all) of us has to take off. Maybe starting earlier would give us enough time to make a little more progress? Just a thought!

Anyway, I think Thursday is the only day this week I'm going to be busy. Maybe tomorrow night too, but I'm not sure about that yet. 

Ezra

[Michael Felix]

yes! it's blowin' up!

i'm going out of town tomorrow through the weekend (much-needed-camping-trip-to-the-redwood-forest) but will have andrew's unit fully patched with an amp envelope and volume control. i encourage y'all to work on it if you'd like! his speed sensor should still be working.

i'll return next week, refreshed, and ready to kick this stuff into high gear. the new (digital) speed sensor is done, and i'll be converting everyone's sensors over soon to the new version.

stay gold,

mfelix

[Ezra Spier]

Sounds goooood. Enjoy the redwoods, they're pretty much my favorite. We will see what we can accomplish!

Also, holy crap, bike snob nyc! http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2010/06/flights-of-fancy-art-of.html

staying gold,

E