hotpaw2

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bio	website	hotpaw.com/rhn/hotpaw
	location	California
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Ron Nicholson, Founder, CEO, Mail Clerk and Assistant Cat Herder at HotPaw Productions, creating iPhone/iOS apps since the App store first opened, and PalmOS mobile apps since the early PalmPilot days. Experienced in audio/DSP, real-time and performance-critical iOS app development. Formerly an ASIC chip manager/architect/designer for several moderately famous products.

	331 reputation	bio	website	hotpaw.com/rhn/hotpaw	visits	member for	1 year, 6 months
16 badges		location	California		seen	May 1 at 6:13

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Apr 27	revised	Sound spectrum to notes software added 80 characters in body
Apr 27	revised	Sound spectrum to notes software added 178 characters in body; added 17 characters in body
Apr 27	revised	Sound spectrum to notes software added 230 characters in body
Apr 27	answered	Sound spectrum to notes software
Nov 11	awarded	Yearling
May 26	asked	Is there such a thing as a silent drum set?
May 25	answered	Is there some software tool that analyzes audio to produce pitch information?
May 25	answered	Removing human voice from songs
May 25	revised	When tuning a guitar, how should I strike the strings? Punctuation fix
May 23	answered	When tuning a guitar, how should I strike the strings?
May 23	awarded	Critic
May 23	comment	When I play the C chord, why does the electronic tuner indicate that it is a G chord? +1 : This is a common misconception about how electronic tuners work. I develop tuner apps, and do get this question occasionally.
May 23	answered	When I play the C chord, why does the electronic tuner indicate that it is a G chord?
May 23	awarded	Self-Learner
May 23	awarded	Supporter
May 23	awarded	Editor
May 23	revised	Tuning a tuning fork? added 7 characters in body
May 23	awarded	Teacher
May 23	answered	Tuning a tuning fork?
May 23	comment	Tuning a tuning fork? (1) Won't grinding off some metal increase the frequency? (2) It was mail order (I probably should have driven to a local music shop to buy one instead).