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| How to Run |
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The executable was built using a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (specifically a
uConsole) running Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit), but it should also run fine on a
regular Raspberry Pi 4 or 5.

To hear some music, you'll first need to take ownership of the file. If you try
to run it immediately after downloading, you'll get a permission error. To fix
this, run:

    $ chmod +x boops-boops-protodome-raspi4

Then start the program with:

    $ ./boops-boops-protodome-raspi4

There's also a WAV-builder version of the program with debug printing enabled,
if you're interested in execution time or internals.

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| About the Engine |
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At its heart, this is a simple sampler. It generates its samples using a mix of
string modeling/simulation, a simple sine + noise-based drum creator, and an
8KHz PCM player. These are then combined into 'macro' samples to give the
final sound a bit more body.

The sequencing is powered by MML, specifically 4ML, which is my dumb flavor I
originally created for microcontrollers:

    https://github.com/protodomemusic/mmml         <--- original
    https://github.com/protodomemusic/super-wavexe <--- update

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| Final Thoughts |
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As with previous releases, thank you to all the various sources that inspired
this project. When it's released, see the source at:

    https://github.com/protodomemusic/super-small-sampler

for more info.

Finally, a huge thanks to the Revision team for organizing yet another fantastic
event.

I hope you enjoy the music!