Everybody can code a VST. Even me. A total garbage sounding Vocoder VST for Windows only. But at least it has a unique look, something most others don’t. And sure, it contains rocket science instead of boiled water. Yeah, circuit simulated fletcher–munson curve with adaptive thresholding crap detection: Immediately tells you if your music won’t gonna make it. Requires SSE2 and a VST capable host. Left/Right channel for Carrier/Modulator or the opposite, I forgot: MFukoder.zip
A small simulation of the life of a cat, what a crap. Wrote in my spare time to do something in C#: CatOneSrc.zip CatOneBin.zip
A totally useless bouncing ball I wrote in my spare time to check my Java skills were not completely rotten. The jar also contains the src: BouncingBall.jar
A small image processing application I wrote with Rico Schuster at University of applied Sciences: PictureDream.
A small crappy prolog interpreter I wrote with Matthias König at University of applied Sciences: MProlog
Here the old builds of your favorite lofi sequencer still running on Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7.
MSynth.1.5.0.alpha.msi
MSynth.1.3.0.msi
MSynth.1.2beta.msi
MSynth.1.0.2DEMO.msi
MSynth0.9build1.zip
MSynth0.9beta.zip
If you don’t know what a msi file is, upgrade to a decent OS or install this InstMsiW.Exe or InstMsiA.Exe.
