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Slowly hacking away on my open-source projects for music and audio: - VexFlow - https://vexflow.com https://vexflow.com - VexTab - https://vexflow.com/vextab h
by zeroxfe 7y ago
Slowly hacking away on my open-source projects for music and audio:
- VexFlow - https://vexflow.com https://vexflow.com
- VexTab - https://vexflow.com/vextab https://vexflow.com/vextab
- Pitchy Ninja - https://pitchy.ninja https://pitchy.ninja
Also been working on experiments for chord recognition and music transcription (writeups on my blog: https://0xfe.blogspot.com https://0xfe.blogspot.com)
- j_z_reeves 7y agoThanks! I'm creating a sight reading trainer using vexflow right now. I just checked out pitchy.ninja, it's awesome! I've been struggling doing ear training and singing over the past decade. This will help! As a side question, do you have any good resources or tips on creating music related applications?
- zeroxfe 7y agoThanks for the kinds words :-) Re: resources, really Google was my biggest resource as I was learning stuff. One book I really loved was "Signals, Sound, and Sensation" by William Hartmann which connected signal processing to human auditory processing -- I learned a ton from that book. For music notation, "Behind Bars" by Elaine Gould, which was super useful while building VexFlow.