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Like it - I will be using this with some of the classes I teach. I have a couple of requests (I know it says fork it at the top, but I've taken a look and woul
by djaychela 10y ago
Like it - I will be using this with some of the classes I teach.
I have a couple of requests (I know it says fork it at the top, but I've taken a look and would be way, way out of my depth!):
1 - modes of the other scales given (melodic and harmonic minor)
2 - a less daunting way of selecting arpeggios - possibly by selecting what would be the first note then removing that from the available options? I love the diagrams, but the massive table is somewhat daunting.
3 - the ability to export a MIDI file of a single run of the chord progression.
Nice work though, lots of interest and fun to be had in exploring the possibilities locked up inside the scales/chords.
- grimmdude 10y agoOn the MIDI file export, you could probably use https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS for that
- timrichard 10y agoHi, I've begun using Cthulhu as a plugin, which works nicely as a MIDI input device : https://www.xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu https://www.xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu There's an option to 'lock' certain notes when you try out harmonic progression options.