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This is my 1979 Technics SL-Q3. It lives on a shelf at home, far from the desk where I actually work. So I spent the last two weeks rebuilding it in 3D and turning it into my Mac's wallpaper. Hit play in Spotify or Apple Music and the arm lifts, swings over and drops on the right track. The album cover shows up on the stand. The room is an apartment in São Paulo: the light follows your clock, and when it rains here, it rains on the window. A few nerdy bits, since this sub likes them: - The needle sits where the song actually is. Each track gets a band as wide as its length, like a real LP, and the leftover space becomes the smooth run-out. - The room is rendered in Blender and mixed live in Metal, so it runs at about 3% CPU while playing and 0% when your windows cover it. - I wrote it in Swift with a lot of help from Claude. The turntable and the obsession are mine. It launches properly on Saturday. Until then I'm giving away 20 licenses here: comment the first record you'd put on it, and tomorrow at 9pm São Paulo time I'll pick 20 at random and DM you a key. Everyone else can try it free for 7 days at getvitrola.com , then pay what you want from $4.99.   submitted by   /u/Fidelissz [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 07:50:21