Hello all you NSM users, have I got something special for you! Now for those of you who don't know, I am an avid programmer. Like, it's my career choice, so you would expect that I would to code until I pass out.
Anyways , I am in the middle of developing several utility programs to make your transcription process all the more easier. Not only that, but I am going to give it to you in pure JavaScript. Yep, absolutely no third party plugins will be required to run these applications so all you really need is a respectable browser where the developers keep it up to date with W3 standards (Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari?).
I will also have all of the code available on GitHub for anybody who wishes to contribute to the cause.
Current projects:
- Flux Capacitor (GitHub) (Live Demo)(30%-40%)
- Virtuoso (GitHub) (Live Demo)(60-70%)
NSMetronome (GitHub)(Live Demo - nsmdevsite) (Live Demo) (70%-80%)
Have any ideas for a cool tool? Post in the comments below and I will try to get back to you with some blueprints (design considerations, and that stuff) as soon as possible.
All live demos are hosted on my script hosting server.
Anyways , I am in the middle of developing several utility programs to make your transcription process all the more easier. Not only that, but I am going to give it to you in pure JavaScript. Yep, absolutely no third party plugins will be required to run these applications so all you really need is a respectable browser where the developers keep it up to date with W3 standards (Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari?).
I will also have all of the code available on GitHub for anybody who wishes to contribute to the cause.
Current projects:
- Flux Capacitor (GitHub) (Live Demo)(30%-40%)
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This program will allow you to listen to an audio file of your choosing, while allowing you to change the playback speed. The catch is that it needs to do this without modifying the original pitch of the file. I am to make this as high quality as possible, i.e. minimize audio "whooshing" at low speeds for maximum usability.
Currently, this can load a local file specified by the user which can then be played. UI elements currently have no effect so no controlling speed.
Currently, this can load a local file specified by the user which can then be played. UI elements currently have no effect so no controlling speed.
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- Virtuoso (GitHub) (Live Demo)(60-70%)
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This idea is actually based on an old application that I was writing that would load a midi and then save a video file of it being played. I never finished that, but I am pretty familiar with the midi format, and it will be a lot easier to implement animating keys on this. The only thing I won't be able to do is video recording, so that part is up to the user.
This program has come a long way and has become so much more useful now, with features such as
- Load midis directly off your computer
- No connection needed once the page is loaded. Can even be downloaded to your computer
- Responsive note playback (velocity, sustain, realistic falloff and volume scaling)
- Displays the key, tempo, and sustain info
- Can start, stop, and set the time that the song will start playing at
This program has come a long way and has become so much more useful now, with features such as
- Load midis directly off your computer
- No connection needed once the page is loaded. Can even be downloaded to your computer
- Responsive note playback (velocity, sustain, realistic falloff and volume scaling)
- Displays the key, tempo, and sustain info
- Can start, stop, and set the time that the song will start playing at
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NSMetronome (GitHub)
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A very simple tool similar in functionality to all8's bpm calculator. Instead of the live demo linking to my website, I have decided to show you guys that these can be readily integrated into for easy access.
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Have any ideas for a cool tool? Post in the comments below and I will try to get back to you with some blueprints (design considerations, and that stuff) as soon as possible.
All live demos are hosted on my script hosting server.