FYI, in case this wasn't your intent (I only mention this because you said you were fairly new up top), while you've provided the source you haven't given anyone a license to edit/duplicate/branch it.

Open Source usually implies a license, e.g. (reductively) the MIT ("do whatever you want as long as you credit me"), GPL ("If you use this code, you also have to share your code"), etc.

Check out https://choosealicense.com/ for more info.

Thanks! Yes I am still pretty green so I need the info.

I actually made the same transition about 8 years ago. Coursera filmed this interview about my story (obviously cut down to mostly quotes praising them):

https://youtu.be/Z1lqnyEp38o

Anyway, awkward videos aside, if you want a contact in senior tech roles who was also a professional drummer, feel free to get in touch.

Username is same across most social media, and hn at username .com is my email.

Thx, msg’d you on ig.

I was in basically this exact same spot a few years ago, and built something similar, and showing it off was a big part of my interview process where I got the job that changed my life/career. Wishing you the best. Let me know if there's any way I could help

There is! I’m coming from fifteen years in an unrelated (and wildly different) field. I am actively seeking advice related to landing a job where I would be a good fit. Please email me if you’d like to chat [email protected]

lol I built a drum machine too, its a nightmare of bash, perl, c, bc and invokations of sox. in my case, I can't show it off because the code is so bad it would do more harm than good.

I wrapped the entire mess up into an easily called script, and I love it despite the horrors of its internals.

This made me lol. If it makes music it is a force for good

I am a professional SWE and am exploring several music-oriented startup ideas at the moment. I definitely do not promise anything, but would love to stay in touch in case I get funded in the (distant) future. I will message you on GitHub.

I would be thrilled to stay connected. Do reach out.