One week ago, Joa and me had a small session with the Hobnox Audiotool connected to different midi devices to test some of the upcoming Midi features of the application.
Finally we released our first video tutorial of the Audio Tool. If you want to be part of the private beta program, drop me a comment.
For the last months I have been working on a project with Andre Michelle and Joa Ebert.
Go to hobnox.com and register for the private beta. Then connect your speakers or headphone and check out the Hobnox Audiotool.
So what is it?
The AudioTool is a new approach to offer you the possibility to create and perform music and compositions in your browser.
At this early stage it is just a teaser application, so you cannot save or load any setups, BUT you can already arrange the synthesizers - emulations of well known analogue synths by the way 
- on an unlimited stage, reconnect them on the fly with a whole bunch of floor board effects by dragging natty cables in between them, copy patterns from one synth to another, and last but not least perform music in realtime in your browser!
There is already lot of possibilities in sound generation to explore and more to come. So go ahead and play with it!
Hobnox is a company with a focus on professional browser-based tools for media production and deployment. There is a lot more to see and some really nice flash applications to come, so be sure to have a look at it.
I hope you will feel the same excitement about this project as we do. Enjoy!
Today I sat down and re-edited my xcode language definition files for actionscript3. It is now fully (as I hope.. drop me a comment if something is missing or wrong ) compatible with the final flex sdk available at www.adobe.com.
As a next “spare time project” I’m gonna extend it with the mx tags.
You can download the language specs here.
As a next step, backup your actual ActionScript.pbfilespec and ActionScript.pblangspec and replace them with the delivered files.
Enjoy.
I’m just looking for a way to let xcode recognize the error messages just as it does with mtasc compile errors, so that you can jump to the according position in your as3 source code. Has someone already managed this? I could not find any compiler settings that make the compiler error output compatible to xcode.. Hopefully someone has a suggestion?
I’m working on an update for my xcode flex beta3 code completion that I will release within some days. Stay tuned.
To install the language specifications, simply copy them to ~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Specifications and restart Xcode
I deleted some fragments from my php code completion. Hopefully, it’s clean php now. If you have any suggestions or improvements, write a comment.
get it here.
Ever missed full php support in Xcode? Now this has an end. I managed to extract a full code completion for php in Xcode. Looks like my as2/as3 completion.
It looks like this:
Get it here.
Well, it’s getting even better. 
Come and get my CSS code completion here.
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