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If anyone is interested in learning to read music, I've been slowly building a tool to practice: http://sightreading.training/ http://sightreading.training/ so
by leafo 10y ago
If anyone is interested in learning to read music, I've been slowly building a tool to practice: http://sightreading.training/ http://sightreading.training/
source is here (built in react, es6): https://github.com/leafo/mursicjs https://github.com/leafo/mursicjs
It's still lacking a lot (like rhythm), but the different generators definitely give my brain a workout. It works best if you hook up a midi keyboard.
- jcurbo 10y agoAs someone self-teaching themselves piano, this is really fantastic. I already play drums but have no notion of what notes are what on a staff and piano keys and have been slowly teaching myself. The MIDI keyboard support really makes this stand out.
- estefan 10y agoI've been teaching myself piano after someone gave me one. Here's a great set of online lessons [1] (not free, costs about $20 per month if you put in your email address). The guy is really talented, and teaches non-classical stuff like pop, boogie woogie, etc. I'm super inspired by it! I also found this [2] which does have free lessons and also looks good. [1] https://pianowithjonny.com/ https://pianowithjonny.com/ [2] https://www.hoffmanacademy.com/ https://www.hoffmanacademy.com/