Kudos to the Raspberry Pi Foundation and folks like Dr Aaron. I like his open mindedness as it relates to what children will be motivated by and ultimately interested in pursuing. Not to mention the amazing software app designed in one of the more elegant software coding languages that is Ruby. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Nick. It is a great learning environment for teaching coding concepts and making incredible music. Dr Aaron is also a great voice in helping children to learn these important skills. We are glad you like his video and hope you come back to see our future content.
He really is an inspiration, as is Sonic Pi. Check back soon as we are just putting together a film of an Algorave where Sam and others played some great algorithmic sets. We hope you enjoy that too.
As a computer science nerd I remember thinking music was the most disappointing taught subject. Something that should have been enjoyable was made to be really boring. The live_loop is a great concept too. Realtime concurrent debugging that is more like how you learn in the real world. I can imagine writing juggling algorithms for two concurrent 'hands' or similar experiments to link concepts of physics and maths with the real world too.
Here's a lesson on audio: Unless you have no choice, never use your on-camera mic for interviews. They sound bad and looks amateurish . Use some form of external mic setup, even if it's just one placed between the participants it'll sound so much better.
I agree Mortar. This was unfortunately an on the fly interview and we've learnt our lesson to always have a label mic handy. Thanks for the advice though, always welcome
Kudos to the Raspberry Pi Foundation and folks like Dr Aaron. I like his open mindedness as it relates to what children will be motivated by and ultimately interested in pursuing. Not to mention the amazing software app designed in one of the more elegant software coding languages that is Ruby. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Nick. It is a great learning environment for teaching coding concepts and making incredible music. Dr Aaron is also a great voice in helping children to learn these important skills. We are glad you like his video and hope you come back to see our future content.
Excellent work Dr Aaron, as always an inspiration.
He really is an inspiration, as is Sonic Pi. Check back soon as we are just putting together a film of an Algorave where Sam and others played some great algorithmic sets. We hope you enjoy that too.
Thank you for you kind comment Audrey. We're so happy that you found it useful.
I love it this is awesome and creative. Thank you and I love your accent. Thanks again
Great for teaching kids, but also great for a 54 year old who loves electronic music!!
It blows my mind!!! 🤯🤯🤯
Really cool!
As a computer science nerd I remember thinking music was the most disappointing taught subject. Something that should have been enjoyable was made to be really boring. The live_loop is a great concept too. Realtime concurrent debugging that is more like how you learn in the real world. I can imagine writing juggling algorithms for two concurrent 'hands' or similar experiments to link concepts of physics and maths with the real world too.
Here's a lesson on audio: Unless you have no choice, never use your on-camera mic for interviews. They sound bad and looks amateurish . Use some form of external mic setup, even if it's just one placed between the participants it'll sound so much better.
I agree Mortar. This was unfortunately an on the fly interview and we've learnt our lesson to always have a label mic handy. Thanks for the advice though, always welcome