ChausseBenjamin

When it comes to Omnisphere 3 and it's hardware integration, not all controllers are born equal. Some have as few as 4 configurable knobs whereas others have 16+. Considering that the hardware assignment is just a bunch of midi CC# mappings, and that many of these controllers can have their buttons remapped (often via software).

This table is meant to help people get the most out of the hardware integration, more than what Spectrasonics claims to offer. Just manually remap the midi CC buttons/knobs/faders on your keyboard so it matches one on this list that has more functionalities/mapped parameters than yours ;)

ChausseBenjamin

#include "note.h"
#include <math.h>
#include <algorithm>

// note string structure:
// [A-G][0-9][f,n,s]
// A-G: Note entre La (A) et Sol (G)
// 0-9: Octave du piano
// f: bémol (flat), n: naturel, s: dièse (sharp)
// Donc "D3s" va jour le troisième Ré dièse du piano

ChausseBenjamin

#!/bin/sh

# No Dossier du client
workorder="12518"

# Dossier `User` du client sur son disque d'origine
src="/mnt/ssd/Users/client"

# Dossier `User` du client sur le disque de destination
dest="/mnt/backup/$workorder"

ChausseBenjamin

The following is a tutorial shows how to setup [USherbrooke][udes] emails with the amazing terminal-based [neomutt][neomutt]. To simplify the process, I will use [mutt-wizard][mw] to streamline the installation. My current OS is Artix Linux and therefore, any command used in this tutorial will be for that operating system (although most will work on any unix-based system):

Step 1 Install neomutt, mutt-wizard and davmail: yay -S mutt-wizard-git davmail neomutt

ChausseBenjamin

package main

import (
	"database/sql"
	"fmt"
	"net/url"
	"os"
	"reflect"
	"regexp"
	"strconv"