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Music Grid

379 points by SeventhEpoch 6y ago

jackielii 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-576-512-514-514-512-1024-2048-160-0-384-0-516-512-1024-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-576-512-514-514-512-1024-20...
dclowd9901 6y ago
Once I added a bunch of notes, it seemed like the player was dropping some. Maybe channel limitations?
_bxg1 6y ago
Doesn't seem to work on mobile Safari :( UI works but there's no sound
- andy318 6y ago
  I made something totally random and it still sounds good! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-512-8-128-4-256-64-0-516-144-32-0-1028-256-16-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-512-8-128-4-256-64-0-516-14...
asurty 6y ago
That was fun! Somehow I feel like I came up with a tune that already exists - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#256-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-128-32-256-64-256-128-256-160-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#256-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-12...
- tomlue 6y ago
  I added to yours! Fun! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#272-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-130-40-258-72-260-136-261-160-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#272-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-13...
  - mkaic 6y ago
    And I have added to the both of yours! It needed some B A S S. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2320-2128-2304-2088-1280-1056-1280-1312-2178-2088-2306-2120-1284-1160-1285-1184-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2320-2128-2304-2088-1280-1056-1...
    - swagasaurus-rex 6y ago
      Getting some fantasy worldmap vibes
    - erklik 6y ago
      Is this what collaborative open source music creation looks like?
JansjoFromIkea 6y ago
RE: audio on iOS Just a heads up as I've had the same issue with a (way more confusing and less fun) thing I done, you need to turn off the silent switch on iPhones to hear the audio. Maybe detect the device and include a prompt?
- jimkleiber 6y ago
  Ahh, thank you so much. I was about to report it as a bug! Now time to play!
lukevp 6y ago
That was enjoyable to play with! Thanks for sharing. I think it would be nicer if it didn't use the anchor tag for storing data which messes up history, especially since it has a built-in share that generates a URL that can recreate the song. It would be cool if it just read the URL in once on load and didn't update it unless share was clicked.
- thinkloop 6y ago
  To me the mistake is not having the back/forward buttons honor the different states. It would be a nice built-in undo/redo.
- irshadshalu 6y ago
  Hey. Author here. The history issue is fixed now :). I ended up using replaceState instead of pushState
DecoPerson 6y ago
Neat. It would be nice if the grid didn’t clear when increasing the row count. I like the share feature! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-2691-64-2694-32-2380-32-2368-0-1219-0-678-0-2220-0-1185-66-1665-66-1665-2-1348-8-1360-32-1728-32-1680-8-1348-2-1345-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-2691-64-2694-32-2380-32-2368...
holler 6y ago
This is pretty cool! but hitting "back" after adding multiple notes did not work (it got stuck). Could you use query params instead of hash?
- afiori 6y ago
  I a different comment they requested exactly this behavior not to push too much stuff on the browsing history. It should be about the way the url is updated rather than fragment vs parameters
adamnemecek 6y ago
I've been working on an IDE for music composition http://ngrid.io http://ngrid.io. I'll release it soon.
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d0m 6y ago
It's cool that anything sounds great
theon144 6y ago
Super cute! I assume it's using the pentatonic scale or other music theory trickery to make "anything" sound good? :) First try, came up with https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-2048-8-2114-2-2370-2-2112-321-2560-5-2048-9-2096-45-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-2048-8-2114-2-2370-2-2112-321..., am happy
- irshadshalu 6y ago
  This actually sounds great. Loved it. > I assume it's using the pentatonic scale or other music theory trickery to make "anything" sound good? :) I have no idea. But it works :D
butz 6y ago
Playback always starts on second row - possible off-by-one error? And a dedicated "Play from start" button would improve experience.
scrozier 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#26-2561-71-711-26-2592-23-663-43-2561-134-743-27-2593-39-711-&239 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#26-2561-71-711-26-2592-23-663-4...
- scrozier 6y ago
  Small bug? I added a 16th row, and when you follow my link it shows all 16, but the “Rows:” in the header says 15.
jedberg 6y ago
The use of binary in the URL is very clever. Great way to make it shareable with a reasonable length url. Also, if you really wanted to, you can write a program to construct these URLs. Edit: I wrote the program: https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798eb9e https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798...
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arondeparon 6y ago
Nice! Had fun playing with this. Gave me a retro vibe :-) https://music-grid.surge.sh/#392-0-392-1024-1-64-1056-1-64-1056-0-1-1024-64-32-1024-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#392-0-392-1024-1-64-1056-1-64-1...
KLVTZ 6y ago
here's another take: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1026-16-512-1024-536-0-576-16-9-&212 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1026-16-512-1024-536-0-576-...
scrozier 6y ago
What scale is this? It’s major, but no seventh tone...?
- swagasaurus-rex 6y ago
  B C# F# G# C# D# E G# B C# F# G# Based off what I hear here: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1025-1-2-4-8-16-32-64-128-256-512-1024-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1025-1-2-4-8-16-32-64-128... One might assume it's B Major with no 7th, but I think it sounds more like C# Minor/Dorian with no 6th.
  - moron4hire 6y ago
    Would be awesome if it had a selector to change the mode while keeping the same grid selections.
    - irshadshalu 6y ago
      That sounds like a good idea. https://github.com/irshadshalu/music-grid/issues/12 https://github.com/irshadshalu/music-grid/issues/12
mkchoi212 6y ago
"Hit Play button. You'll figure it out ;)" Peak user instructions. Overall, great job :)
salimmadjd 6y ago
very cool and simple. If you don't have a perfect pitch how do you know which notes you are playing? Should I assumed the first column is the middle C?
aaossa 6y ago
Had a lot of fun playing this. Here's my contribution to this thread, inspired in some old games: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#768-3092-768-3840-320-3092-320-3392-48-3078-48-3120-384-3078-384-3456-&353 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#768-3092-768-3840-320-3092-320-...
choma 6y ago
When somebody ask me how to pronounce my username: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-320-128-0-384-64-384-64-384-0-128-320-128-0-256-128-448-0-144-264-144-96-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-320-128-0-384-64-384-64-384... EDIT: I don't know anything about music but... wouldn't it make sense to run left-to-right instead of top-to-down?
- JeanMarcS 6y ago
  My guess is that it makes more sense on a smartphone to continue down than right ?
lloeki 6y ago
Fun! Went with a bluesy 3 beats, 5 bars total. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#644-8-2304-660-0-2372-672-14-1280-2192-2-1312-2192-8-1280-&324 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#644-8-2304-660-0-2372-672-14-12...
alexilliamson 6y ago
Slightly OT. It seems like there is an uptick in music production-related posts on HN lately. Which is awesome. Has it always been like this and I'm just now noticing? Or, if it is a recent phenomenon, do we think it's because folks are trying to connect more with arts, in light of everything going on? Anyway, this is very cool and I'm happy to see it!
- GuiA 6y ago
  It might come and go, but I find it to be pretty consistent. There is, in my experience, a strong overlap between hackers/computer scientists and musicians; for one anecdotal example, Donald Knuth is an accomplished organ player. https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/organ.html https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/organ.html
  - rabidrat 6y ago
    I hope Dr. Knuth is a registered organ donor.
- CraigJPerry 6y ago
  The plural of anecdote is not data and all that but COVID resulted in me buying a midi keyboard and I’ve been learning Ableton live. (And messing about with the idea of using a midi input device to control batch jobs)
  - jaggirs 6y ago
    The plural of anecdote is data. You just need to know that your anecdotes are reasonably trustworthy.
  - Kye 6y ago
    Useful Ableton thing: you can paint out a scale in notes, move those notes to -1 (left arrow key), then fold the scale on them. I like to lower the velocity on the top and bottom of each octave so I always know where they start and stop.
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grimmdude 6y ago
Very cool! Would be fun to add a MIDI export feature, could use my MidiWriter library https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS
superfrank 6y ago
Welp... My first reaction was to draw a penis and it didn't turn out bad at all, IMO https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2114-1365-2730-1365-2730-2322-2322-1884-272-336-272-496-272-336-160-64-&269 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2114-1365-2730-1365-2730-2322-2...
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- ybbond 6y ago
  surprisingly sounds ecstastic
alexandercrohde 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-128-1152-128-1280-648-320-322-129-80-136-256-160-16-136-68-&243 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-128-1152-128-1280-648-320-...
staz 6y ago
I really like it. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#192-16-1024-1024-1-160-192-128-128-128-0-544-0-2056-64-128-&248 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#192-16-1024-1024-1-160-192-128-... Now I need to find a way to export the sound and use it as my ring tone edit: found how to do it via audacity https://askubuntu.com/questions/229352/how-to-record-output-to-speakers https://askubuntu.com/questions/229352/how-to-record-output-...
dTal 6y ago
I'm sure I used to have this as an Android app like, 10 years ago. Can anyone remember what it might have been called?
bradleybuda 6y ago
My magnum opus: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1416-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-&400 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2...
- voiper1 6y ago
  Aww, when it ended it felt like we should have just been getting started!
- jonplackett 6y ago
  Let’s jazz https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1353-1348-2568-2580-1354-1288-2645-2564-1354-1349-2570-2576-1290-1432-2597-2580-1352-1349-2568-2576-1322-1288-2645-2564-1352-1349-2570-2580-1290-1320-2581-2564-1352-1352-2706-2705-1352-1352-2708-2706-1353-1352-2708-2704-1353-1352-2704-2704-1348-1346-2689-2690-1348-1346-2692-2690-1345-1344-2704-2692-1360-1344-2692-2698-1313-1298-2560-2568-1296-1284-2568-2576-1280-1288-2580-2562-1289-1284-2600-2564-1034-1040-2080-2178-1032-1092-2082-2068-1032-1088-2064-2056-1042-1060-2056-2050-&400 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1353-1348-2568-2580-1354-1288-2...
- jonplackett 6y ago
  https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2281-3241-2217-3759-0-2866-2325-2869-549-2866-0-1707-1193-1257-3714-1163-&183 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2281-3241-2217-3759-0-2866-2325...
  - SCUSKU 6y ago
    Mozart, is that you?
    - jonplackett 6y ago
      https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-16-224-128-112-0-240-128-224-128-240-0-240-16-240-144-&183 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-16-224-128-112-0-240-128-22...
jedberg 6y ago
I made a program to randomly generate a URL for this that will make "music": https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798eb9e https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798...
mellowdream 6y ago
This design exists in the form of the more complex Yamaha Tenori-on, which was featured by Four Tet in There Is Love In You - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M20ukzn_rsw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M20ukzn_rsw It's also expensive, now 500 USD on eBay - so it's nice to see a version of the product getting put together on the web :)
- JansjoFromIkea 6y ago
  I'm sure you and the creator know of this already, but the guy who designed the Tenori-on also made the Nintendo DS game Elektroplankton. It presents such wonderful ideas for messing about with music that I'm stunned there isn't a huge scene of people things like it online these days.
- aasasd 6y ago
  Which is where the design comes from. There are a bunch of software implementations, by the way. Sometimes they refer to the concept by ‘Tone Matrix’ instead.
  - aasasd 6y ago
    P.S. (not really related): also til Tenori-On was originally promoted by Atom Heart aka Uwe Schmidt, a man of a hundred aliases and endeavors, with a particularly fun project Señor Coconut: https://youtube.com/watch?v=X-ygv1CKzAk https://youtube.com/watch?v=X-ygv1CKzAk https://youtube.com/watch?v=tzoMNOids7k https://youtube.com/watch?v=tzoMNOids7k
- glenneroo 6y ago
  > Tenori-on There is also a very lovely spiritual successor for VR called Soundstage VR: https://github.com/googlearchive/soundstagevr https://github.com/googlearchive/soundstagevr
alkonaut 6y ago
I like the beautiful design finish of Tones.fm https://www.tones.fm/ https://www.tones.fm/
- pierrec 6y ago
  Tones.fm is incredibly well done. However I suspect that, compared to this, the additional complexity creates a bit more hesitation for visitors to actually start playing with it. And the demos, while great, also paradoxically reduce the likelihood that the average visitor will actually play with it (it's more tempting to just listen to the demos and call it a day). Maybe the ideal compromise would start off like Music Grid here, but also have additional features subtly hidden but easily accessible. Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16552777 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16552777
- moron4hire 6y ago
  I get a lot of crackling on my Pixel 2 with this.
  - jowsie 6y ago
    Same for me on chrome/win10
roland35 6y ago
Thank you to the creator of this! I am actually working on a hardware version of a sound grid similar to this! I was inspired by a much older version of this which was written in Flash and doesn't work too well (there is also a 5 year old Android app [1]). It's awesome to have something which actually works on a modern phone. My idea for a sound block toy is similar but instead of having a grid it's a line of blocks which light up and play a tone. The tone will be adjustable with buttons or gestures and can be rearranged. I also need planned out a life size grid which people collaborate and step on to light up the notes. Obviously this concept is very interesting to me!! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.njnelson.tonegridgdx.android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.njnelson.t...
- omnibrain 6y ago
  Something like the Polyend Seq sequencer or (if you want to include sound) the Synthstrom Audible Deluge?
  - roland35 6y ago
    No not quite like the polyend seq, each block is a note and is moveable so you can arrange them together in whatever sequence you want that way. The blocks communicate with infrared so they know what order they're in
- maxlaumeister 6y ago
  > I was inspired by a much older version of this which was written in Flash and doesn't work too well If you're talking about Tone Matrix, I ported it to JavaScript to work on modern browsers and phones. Check it out if you're so inclined: https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/
  - roland35 6y ago
    Wonderful thank you! I have had a hard time finding a replacement and "time grid" wasn't a good search term!
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aherz 6y ago
This is great! Someone like me who has no musical talent can make some pretty cool sounding stuff. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-2052-2048-0-2560-0-0-2304-0-8-0-2080-32-48-0-256-8-256-0-68-256-128-72-514-64-576-64-516-0-64-0-64-64-64-&424 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-2052-2048-0-2560-0-0-2304-0...
aalazz 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-16-584-0-1152-1028-0-1200-0-2048-&446 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-...
- moron4hire 6y ago
  I like this one. It has a nice rhythm to it, like a chase scene in an 8-bit video game.
  - terrycody 6y ago
    +1 I really love the rhythm and think whether it can be saved for later use? I can't find any download button, ymmmmm
    - analog31 6y ago
      The sequence is encoded in the web link
- encypruon 6y ago
  I tried extending your tune by eight beats to make it loop more smoothly: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2048-264-2048-168-256-256-144-64-1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-16-584-0-1152-1028-0-1200-1024-0-&446 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2048-264-2048-168-256-256-144-6...
702pjc 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2114-4-2208-20-2048-20-2112-164-2178-1-2048-64-2208-0-2208-&237 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2114-4-2208-20-2048-20-2112-...
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arvinaminpour 6y ago
My masterpiece https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2569-20-130-0-40-64-544-21-72-160-5-160-8-80-42-1344-&266 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2569-20-130-0-40-64-544-21-72-1...
JeanMarcS 6y ago
Funny ! I just put something that was visually appealing and it worked https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1040-2080-1088-32-16-136-64-32-17-2-4-136-68-546-1092-2184-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1040-2080-1088-32-16-136-64-32-...
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moron4hire 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-2049-2624-0-512-3330-2112-32-592-2049-2048-18-512-2050-2084-64-544-2193-2048-0-672-2114-2080-144-512-2049-2336-16-544-2370-2048-0-1104-1-2048-20-1024-1-2120-4-1032-145-2048-0-1280-1-2048-640-1040-33-2368-0-1024-289-2048-0-1152-1-2048-2560-&500-1024-289-2048-0-1152-1-2048-2560-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-2049-2624-0-512-3330-2112-...
maxlaumeister 6y ago
This is very similar to my own open-source project ToneMatrix Redux! https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ I love what you did with the adjustable column length.
- utopcell 6y ago
  Yours looks more refined I'd say.
d0100 6y ago
Would be nice to be able to download a midi
vinnymac 6y ago
If you liked this check out my friends project in a similar vein: https://geneticbeats.com/ https://geneticbeats.com/
_def 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#36-64-18-64-260-64-1040-260-0-32-517-80-640-8-82-0-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#36-64-18-64-260-64-1040-260-0-3...
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tetris11 6y ago
I love this, here's mine: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-33-1024-1024-0-3092-3108-0-176-1024-256-76-0-512-0-0-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-33-1024-1024-0-3092-3108-0-17...
sudosteph 6y ago
This is awesome. I've been playing around with svelte + webaudio myself lately, it's a really fun combo in case anyone here is wondering. My song: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1024-128-1024-128-1056-128-1061-160-1065-0-1028-128-1064-162-1065-&126 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1024-128-1024-128-1056-128-10...
- maroonblazer 6y ago
  What resources have you found helpful for learning/playing with webaudio? I like your song!
nerdponx 6y ago
This is really fun! I do wish I could adjust the intervals and/or change the key. Everything I make sounds like 90s JRPG music.
avodonosov 6y ago
In many music programs such grid is called "piano roll", only it's usually oriented horizontally.
- jbverschoor 6y ago
  Except it's not a piano roll.
  - avodonosov 6y ago
    What are the key differences?
    - jbverschoor 6y ago
      A piano roll shows every key. This 'roll' is a scale
ratsimihah 6y ago
There's no going back.
jpxw 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3759-3423-3759-3927-84-42-21-2336-0-2-2336-0-8-2336-0-2340-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3759-3423-3759-3927-84-42-21-23...
rcoveson 6y ago
Great fun. Love the shareable URLs. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1282-1-1280-2056-1044-2056-1044-2056-4-2048-1024-2-512-8-2564-&250 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1282-1-1280-2056-1044-2056-10...
terrycody 6y ago
Please add save function, I really love the rhythms, really amazing tool!
- jedberg 6y ago
  Just bookmark the page to save it. It updates the URL with every change.
h13g 6y ago
Commenting for posterity: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-16-0-16-128-16-0-528-0-16-0-64-256-32-64-128-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-16-0-16-128-16-0-528-0-16-0...
blehn 6y ago
You should flip the axes — time on the horizontal and note scale on the vertical
- jedberg 6y ago
  The way it is now is a lot more mobile friendly.
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coronadisaster 6y ago
I wish that it would let me drag and select
exabrial 6y ago
Simple tune that leads the loop with a simple melody https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-0-4-0-64-0-288-0-2-3740-0-260-32-2-8-1444-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-0-4-0-64-0-288-0-2-3740-0-260...
exabrial 6y ago
Request: Super Mario theme
- mwcampbell 6y ago
  Not possible with the scale this app uses.
- rkagerer 6y ago
  Here We Go! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-1024-0-0-512-18-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-2048-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-24-0-0-0-528-40-64-0-136-0-34-68-0-9-18-0-72-656-0-656-40-0-72-0-144-0-0-544-0-0-272-0-0-36-0-0-0-2304-0-0-0-17-0-1058-2084-0-1058-0-1058-1058-&399 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-26...
  - rkagerer 6y ago
    Earlier attempt before I just kept the most recognizable bits and tweaked them by hand... https://tinyurl.com/mariogrid https://tinyurl.com/mariogrid Once your ears have cringed enough, go here and click Preview/Import then the Play button: https://tinyurl.com/mariobetter https://tinyurl.com/mariobetter
FriendlyNormie 6y ago
My favorite feature is how it hijacks the back button. Kill yourself.
FriendlyNormie 6y ago
You can always count on HN to upvote amateur hour horseshit created in half an hour and completely ignore things that took someone years.
Kye 6y ago
I made a little RPG-y tune. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-130-0-516-256-136-64-32-16-8-0-32-16-0-16-128-0-32-128-0-8-128-0-32-128-1024-512-256-20-257-32-257-64-257-128-2304-0-2112-32-2064-8-2068-2-2064-4-2064-32-64-256-0-512-640-320-544-16-648-1028-2-256-648-1024-32-512-640-&243 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-130-0-516-256-136-64-32-16-8-...
mhh__ 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2385-0-1192-64-2688-0-64-32-16-512-2048-0-0-64-2692-&300 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2385-0-1192-64-2688-0-64-32-1... Loading Music
beisner 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1024-512-0-64-0-2560-2304-2-9-0-0-2048-2048-&411 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1024-512-0-64-0-2560-2304...
ricardobeat 6y ago
Really nice! Props for Svelte. A one minute doodle: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#41-512-320-2597-840-64-512-1189-136-56-1324-1088-105-160-2568-2596-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#41-512-320-2597-840-64-512-1189... Would be nice if it did `history.replace` instead of push, it currently nukes your back button. There is also something off, maybe a 4-note limit per row? I couldn't quite put my finger on it but some high notes seem to not come out.
- irshadshalu 6y ago
  Hey, Author here. Thanks! > Would be nice if it did `history.replace` instead of push, it currently nukes your back button. This is fixed now. Can you check now? > There is also something off, maybe a 4-note limit per row? Yeah, I felt this too. Something is off when most of the notes in a row are selected. I will figure this out.
XCSme 6y ago
I like the simplicity and note sounds, very cool! Check out my happy song: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#521-80-0-2121-512-552-0-2114-0-2192-0-2050-580-2560-8-2064-&479 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#521-80-0-2121-512-552-0-2114-0-...
mhh__ 6y ago
Train an AI and then you have SRaaS (Steve Reich as a service)
zengid 6y ago
pretty fun https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2066-1032-516-258-640-1093-2080-1088-648-256-512-1188-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2066-1032-516-258-640-1093-2080... I wish the grid didn't clear when you changed the size, but I understand why that might have been the choice.
slewis 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-544-264-16-1152-4-64-528-66-257-1056-16-68-256-264-1028-&364 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-544-264-16-1152-4-64-528-66-...
4172i 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-16-32-168-4-16-64-340-32-64-32-16-672-512-64-1344-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-16-32-168-4-16-64-340-32-64-3...
concernedCity 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1184-1104-1280-2048-1344-512-512-528-1280-2048-1284-1024-1280-2050-1280-1056-2372-2048-1312-1152-1096-2192-1188-1090-2084-2112-1153-1090-1281-2064-1032-1060-2114-2049-1056-1152-1032-2064-1060-1026-2052-2048-1153-1026-1313-2056-1040-1060-2114-2048-1056-1152-1032-2064-1060-1026-2564-2048-641-2-&246 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1184-1104-1280-2048-1344-512-51...
zuminator 6y ago
Fast paced: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-2048-320-2432-0-2624-0-2624-8-2562-1-2058-0-2082-0-2114-0-2176-256-2176-256-2048-0-2560-0-2052-0-2080-0-2112-128-2112-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-2048-320-2432-0-2624-0-2624...
lilgreenland 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1040-528-256-576-1058-1088-1058-512-8-520-512-288-580-1056-1092-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1040-528-256-576-1058-1088-10...
gfxgirl 6y ago
I'm not trying to be cynical but what is special about this verses that 1000s of similar sites that came before? Here's one of google's https://www.google.com/logos/2017/fischinger/fischinger17.html https://www.google.com/logos/2017/fischinger/fischinger17.ht... Here's Ableton's https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ Is there something special about this one?
- renewiltord 6y ago
  These are great too. Thanks for sharing!
- thunderbong 6y ago
  Nothing special. But I'm sure it was fun building it! I've seen the others too, but I found this to be less busy and more fun!
- __max__ 6y ago
  I too feel a little cynical, because I built basically exactly this back in 2012. Before Google, and before Ableton. AFAIK, it was the first grid sequencer online. The first version used the Mozilla audio API, before Web Audio was even a thing. I wish I was credited for the inspiration somewhere, but I guess it's very possible that this is an independent reinvention. I called it MusicToy: http://maximecb.github.io/MusicToy/#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaieaaaaaiecaaaaiecbiiiiecbaeeeecbaaccccbaaabbbbaaaabbbbbbbbaaaappppaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab http://maximecb.github.io/MusicToy/#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... It's almost exactly the same, with the pattern encoded in the URL, but it also has drum samples, and it has very few dependencies (no need for node or any web frameworks). I personally prefer having time go from left to right because that's how most sequencers work, and our monitors tend to be wider than they are tall. I also made an updated, more advanced version (MusicToy 2) in 2019: https://mt2.musictools.live/ https://mt2.musictools.live/
  - reitzensteinm 6y ago
    Tone Matrix predates yours by many years and was popular at the time. If you weren't aware of it, you should charitably assume OP independently built this too.
Chirael 6y ago
I’ve listened to every link on this page and they all sound amazing. Nice work on this!
renewiltord 6y ago
Amazing tool. So satisfying to make something https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-64-1280-2064-512-0-2080-0-1024-2592-256-584-2048-1-1026-2052-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-64-1280-2064-512-0-2080-0-...
swayvil 6y ago
I like making music this way. Have you tried automating it? "Generative music"
dorev7 6y ago
Did my first javascript step with something like this :) https://dorev.io/ https://dorev.io/
hrayr 6y ago
Had a lot of fun with this. Took few minutes to come up with this: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-68-2112-2056-2069-0-1152-1028-1092-2-2176-2176-64-1056-1024-&417 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-68-2112-2056-2069-0-1152-102...
person_of_color 6y ago
This kills my browsers back button history. Frustrating.
wwwwewwww 6y ago
Can someone with knowledge of music theory explain how it works? Meaning, how come if I close my eyes and place some random tiles, it still come out sounding OK. But not so if I bang random keys on a piano.
- palimpsests 6y ago
  The notes that this app is playing, from lowest to highest, are: B3 C#4 F#4 G#4 C#5 D#5 E5 G#6 B6 C#7 F#8 G#8 These notes are all diatonic, e.g. from the same key (unlike all the keys on a piano). That key is C# relative minor (or E major). In modal language, this is the C# Aeolian (or, when played from E to E, Ionian mode): C# D# E F# G# A B C# If you play notes restricted to a single key, it will come out sounding OK.
  - flak48 6y ago
    Same as playing only the white keys right? (C major/ A minor)
    - yesenadam 6y ago
      Yeah, except with no F.
  - yesenadam 6y ago
    > this is the C# Aeolian Or it could equally well be G# A# B C# D# E F# G# (I hear it much more like that too.)
    - palimpsests 6y ago
      Sure... it could be that mode (Phrygian, or the mode starting on the 3rd degree of the major scale). The tonal center we'll hear using this specific collection of notes, whether it be G#, C#, E (or any other note from this key), all depends on the sequence you enter. Rhythmic variation would also support this but this app does not have that option. Here's one with a tonal center of C#: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-2112-1040-2212-1088-1320-1168-1024-1088-2304-576-1152-1024-2176-1024-1024-&274 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-2112-1040-2212-1088-1320-1... And with G#: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#260-272-528-256-160-288-512-1088-320-32-272-512-1040-256-24-256-&274 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#260-272-528-256-160-288-512-108...
jclem 6y ago
This is neat! Cool to encode the state in the URL, but it’s better to use replaceState rather than pushState for this. I don’t typically want every single change I make to add an entry to my browser history.
- irshadshalu 6y ago
  Made this change. Thank you!
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htk 6y ago
Did anyone try this using AirPods Pro? On the iPhone’s speaker it sounds fine, on the AirPods I hear a lot of crackling noises between notes. Maybe the successive playback and stop of individual sounds messes up something in the compression used by the AirPods??
- bonyt 6y ago
  Could it be the audio stream stopping and starting in gaps, rather than playing silence, causing power saving to kick in and briefly stop the Bluetooth stream?
  - htk 6y ago
    Exactly what I was trying to say but in much better words.
  - ta17711771 6y ago
    Wired headphones win again.
anarchyrucks 6y ago
This surprisingly came out good! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3344-64-0-3344-0-1089-0-3096-0-1089-16-3072-2048-2064-2048-2048-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3344-64-0-3344-0-1089-0-3096-0-...
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drewjoh 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-4-0-1024-2048-256-0-0-512-0-0-32-0-0-1024-8-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-4-0-1024-2048-256-0-0-512-0-0...
wbillingsley 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#584-584-288-144-72-544-32-544-2050-2050-512-256-256-264-328-328-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#584-584-288-144-72-544-32-544-2... For those for whom Baby Shark is just too listenable Edit: someone suggested the Google version. Just to ruin your day twice... https://g.co/doodle/2c2ydxw https://g.co/doodle/2c2ydxw
- rishav_sharan 6y ago
  Why must you bring this evil into our midst!
runald 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2665-3396-2337-1108-2336-1041-2725-1040-2738-3113-&261 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2665-3396-2337-1108-2336-1041-2... Makes a nice background noise I guess
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AnonC 6y ago
This is so much fun. It would be great to have an export function that throws out an mp3 or aac file to share the music with others directly or use it (embedded) somewhere. I tried several patterns myself and also tried the links others shared here. But now I’m left with the feeling that they all sound very similar. :(
- Kiro 6y ago
  It's just one fixed scale so everything will automatically sound very similar. Also the reason why nothing sounds bad. It's "cheating" in that way compared to a piano.
  - williamdclt 6y ago
    What makes all pieces sound so similar isn't the fixed scale, it's that it's always the same "instrument" and always made of quarter notes. There's thousands upon thousands of songs for any scale after all
    - Kiro 6y ago
      That too but mostly the scale.
rodorgas 6y ago
Freezes on iPhone 6s, the music stays on though.
ayush000 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-128-32-4-64-4-64-32-128-512-8-512-&293 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-128-32-4-64-4-64-32-128-512-8...
tiborsaas 6y ago
The BPM setting is weird if it's not based on 16th notes.
mrb 6y ago
My meager composition: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-512-320-512-128-320-160-336-168-324-160-1-&309 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-512-320-512-128-320-160-336...
tomquirk 6y ago
Someone get me Deadmau5's number! https://music-grid.surge.sh/?fbclid=IwAR3Xc0-eQGjjQxebL2UJW4lKdvpf6JyG_3CLJ788nn9cXIrT5iPobmmq1vg#2626-2368-2626-2624-2640-1320-1316-1316-2368-2384-1352-1316-1312-2628-2624-2626-&239 https://music-grid.surge.sh/?fbclid=IwAR3Xc0-eQGjjQxebL2UJW4...
jonplackett 6y ago
This is just one of my favourite things I’ve played with in ages. Thanks for making it! Here’s one of my many attempts at tunefulness https://music-grid.surge.sh/#162-2628-33-16-130-593-2048-388-66-40-132-1298-129-4-16-2689-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#162-2628-33-16-130-593-2048-388... Can someone explain how it works musically? Why does (almost) anything you make sound good?
- axismundi 6y ago
  You know how a piano keyboard has white and black keys? This toy shows you the white keys only. And it works well, kudos to the author!
  - jonplackett 6y ago
    Is it really that simple?
kangalioo 6y ago
This is neat :) I hope my 32 row composition sparks joy in some https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1024-0-2376-132-16-8-1188-64-32-16-2376-36-16-8-1188-64-16-8-164-2624-0-0-1320-2624-0-0-2625-1312-0-0-1320-&261 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1024-0-2376-132-16-8-1188-6...
- Kheyas 6y ago
  This is great!
- kevin948 6y ago
  Love it! I feel like I made a different "zone" in this world: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1056-2048-32-64-64-1024-2176-128-0-1024-2112-32-64-0-0-256-512-1032-4-1028-2056-16-1024-2056-16-1024-2064-32-0-1024-2048-&255 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1056-2048-32-64-64-1024-2176-...
Pranz 6y ago
Neat. Here's my composition: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#10-164-80-288-0-208-552-1024-296-276-610-1032-2113-0-2320-2180-&149 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#10-164-80-288-0-208-552-1024-29...
riffic 6y ago
looks like a tenori-on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_Tenori-on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_Tenori-on
jbverschoor 6y ago
nice https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-1024-1064-320-1024-133-1060-2344-1172-2048-1280-2112-1312-32-1024-2632-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-1024-1064-320-1024-133-106...
Kheyas 6y ago
Slow, background idea https://music-grid.surge.sh/#148-1312-0-656-4-8-2048-0-552-2624-0-288-2624-0-1280-64-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#148-1312-0-656-4-8-2048-0-552-2...
karakanb 6y ago
This is really cool, I enjoyed a lot creating my masterpiece: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1344-2709-2690-2708-1352-16-2688-2698-1361-2689-0-2690-1348-2704-2696-1344-2688-512-64-160-16-136-0-160-64-128-0-2688-1344-2688-2688-&323 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1344-2709-2690-2708-1352-16-2...
- mft_ 6y ago
  Reminds me a little of the backing music from the old Monkey Island games :)
shadycuz 6y ago
I don't have a musical bone in my body, but made this in a minute or two and really happy with it. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-128-0-8-256-32-1024-128-0-1024-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-128-0-8-256-32-1024-128-0-10...
- singularity2001 6y ago
  nice, feels like the song is shifting
ElCapitanMarkla 6y ago
Love these things - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2049-2048-1-2050-1024-2592-3344-2048-64-2080-0-2128-3208-2320-1536-2048-&292 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2049-2048-1-2050-1024-2592-3344...
gremlinsinc 6y ago
My masterpiece... I shall call it ... "Ode to ice cream and pizza" https://music-grid.surge.sh/#360-336-168-336-4095-8-330-8-3579-1088-269-1098-328-1074-322-1104-269-322-64-1284-72-80-260-72-1360-4-264-81-1346-4-256-72-2116-258-1224-68-2818-160-592-1056-512-1056-84-648-276-0-1108-2560-192-2560-192-2560-192-2560-192-2560-0-640-128-256-320-512-576-0-1088-128-2184-856-0-1152-1152-512-384-160-1120-1088-640-1408-256-512-512-1024-1088-592-512-336-320-144-128-848-1088-1152-128-832-64-320-1344-256-640-128-&337 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#360-336-168-336-4095-8-330-8-35...
Kiro 6y ago
For anyone surprised that their random plotting sounds good, see this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23514783 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23514783 This is not like pressing random keys on a piano. Since it's just one fixed scale everything will automatically sound good but also very similar.
williamdclt 6y ago
I'm finding an interesting effect: when I'm making my own loop I'm finding the music pretty cool and enjoyable and I can definitely imagine turning it into an actual song. When I listen to the compositions posted here, I'm thinking "this is isn't interesting to hear whatsoever". I'm not sure what's my point (definitely not that I'm doing better, what I composed objectively suck), maybe that composing your own stuff gives it a different dimension? Or maybe just the fact that you're building it bit by bit makes it more interesting because there's a sense of progression
- kilnr 6y ago
  I think at least in my case, that sense of progression is definitely a big reason why my own "compositions" sound pretty good. This is my crowning achievement: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2050-8-256-128-2112-32-72-36-2048-512-1026-513-2312-132-258-1-2114-136-32-64-2064-32-72-4-2064-32-66-33-2120-132-2-129-2306-136-64-32-2112-0-8-4-2048-0-2-1-2056-4-2-1-2050-8-0-0-2048-0-8-4-2048-0-2-1-2056-4-2-1-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2050-8-256-128-2112-32-72-36-20...
singularity2001 6y ago
c64 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2240-304-1032-258-2177-64-1066-64-2069-512-1280-554-2560-512-1109-512-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2240-304-1032-258-2177-64-1066-...
arh68 6y ago
16 rows: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1088-260-672-1024-9-258-4-72-16-32-68-160-256-545-1024-2576-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1088-260-672-1024-9-258-4-72-16... Reminds me of FTL music.
ian0 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-0-1793-3088-1796-3136-1800-3136-1792-3616-2176-3072-3712-3584-1792-0-3840-0-236-0-1808-1794-0-1792-232-4-4-228-0-226-0-1920-0-1856-0-225-0-1792-0-1792-0-224-1792-1792-0-1792-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-0-1793-3088-1796-3136-1800-...
nxpnsv 6y ago
This was fun https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-4-1058-1-1060-264-129-544-72-2052-66-512-1088-8-528-2114-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-4-1058-1-1060-264-129-544-...
ipiz0618 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#68-270-0-24-64-152-226-0-194-784-0-1024-848-128-848-0-2304-832-1024-2048-1856-2048-832-1024-512-2176-32-48-0-80-8-516-2344-306-128-53-728-8-676-368-352-&296 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#68-270-0-24-64-152-226-0-194-78... Looks like a great way to create indie game music
bfdm 6y ago
Every time I hit an app like this I get sucked in, and start imaging myself as the next master of chiptunes. And then I want to make a game to use the music. And then the baby starts crying and I remember why my side projects falter before they start. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1285-2-2570-68-528-16-2592-64-522-0-3592-520-772-1-2849-0-&273 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1285-2-2570-68-528-16-2592-64-5...
pinouchon 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-128-0-16-32-16-4-16-0-16-0-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-128-0-16-32-1 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-12... https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-0-320-1024-128-0-160-0-16-160-16-0-160-16-160-16-160-0-&418 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-0-320-1024-128-0-160-0-16-1...
cranium 6y ago
I wish there was a guided path from this playful but limited introduction to computer assisted music to full-fledged products like Ableton Live. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2-1-2050-260-258-2312-66-2056-34-2056-258-65-2082-20-18-2049-&323 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2-1-2050-260-258-2312-66-2056-3...
- acarabott 6y ago
  https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ https://learningmusic.ableton.com/
spectaclepiece 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2082-17-2080-32-2048-34-2304-512-2304-514-2048-128-2560-258-2304-&250 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2082-17-2080-32-2048-34-2304...
watsonkr 6y ago
I always love these kind of sites/apps. Here’s my little masterpiece: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#274-72-292-1168-2-584-130-1060-72-146-512-73-144-292-516-1152-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#274-72-292-1168-2-584-130-1060-...
markozivanovic 6y ago
This is cool! Here's a hello world song, written vertically. The 'w' looks weird tho. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4030-524-4030-0-4030-2722-2750-0-4030-172-186-0-4030-130-130-0-4030-2210-3996-0-&320 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4030-524-4030-0-4030-2722-2750-...
rkagerer 6y ago
Well, this didn't work work quite as well as I'd hoped: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-4 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-... 1-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-5 12-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048- 0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-&399
WCityMike 6y ago
If I was a bit more musically talented I'd work out how to do a rickroll with this.
lamby 6y ago
Please someone transcribe "The Lick" for this medium.
ramanova 6y ago
There's something to it :) https://music-grid.surge.sh/#161-257-257-0-513-520-4-136-128-256-260-520-516-1032-1072-2080-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#161-257-257-0-513-520-4-136-128...
harry-s 6y ago
this is nice site; hear some - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#32-8-512-64-256-32-257-512-8-256-16-2-644-8-16-512-&269 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#32-8-512-64-256-32-257-512-8-25...

379 points by SeventhEpoch 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-576-512-514-514-512-1024-2048-160-0-384-0-516-512-1024-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-576-512-514-514-512-1024-20...

dclowd9901 6y ago

Once I added a bunch of notes, it seemed like the player was dropping some. Maybe channel limitations?

_bxg1 6y ago

Doesn't seem to work on mobile Safari :( UI works but there's no sound

andy318 6y ago
I made something totally random and it still sounds good! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-512-8-128-4-256-64-0-516-144-32-0-1028-256-16-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-512-8-128-4-256-64-0-516-14...

asurty 6y ago

That was fun! Somehow I feel like I came up with a tune that already exists - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#256-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-128-32-256-64-256-128-256-160-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#256-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-12...

tomlue 6y ago
I added to yours! Fun! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#272-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-130-40-258-72-260-136-261-160-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#272-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-13...
- mkaic 6y ago
  And I have added to the both of yours! It needed some B A S S. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2320-2128-2304-2088-1280-1056-1280-1312-2178-2088-2306-2120-1284-1160-1285-1184-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2320-2128-2304-2088-1280-1056-1...
  - swagasaurus-rex 6y ago
    Getting some fantasy worldmap vibes
  - erklik 6y ago
    Is this what collaborative open source music creation looks like?

JansjoFromIkea 6y ago

RE: audio on iOS Just a heads up as I've had the same issue with a (way more confusing and less fun) thing I done, you need to turn off the silent switch on iPhones to hear the audio. Maybe detect the device and include a prompt?

jimkleiber 6y ago
Ahh, thank you so much. I was about to report it as a bug! Now time to play!

lukevp 6y ago

That was enjoyable to play with! Thanks for sharing. I think it would be nicer if it didn't use the anchor tag for storing data which messes up history, especially since it has a built-in share that generates a URL that can recreate the song. It would be cool if it just read the URL in once on load and didn't update it unless share was clicked.

thinkloop 6y ago
To me the mistake is not having the back/forward buttons honor the different states. It would be a nice built-in undo/redo.
irshadshalu 6y ago
Hey. Author here. The history issue is fixed now :). I ended up using replaceState instead of pushState

DecoPerson 6y ago

Neat. It would be nice if the grid didn’t clear when increasing the row count. I like the share feature! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-2691-64-2694-32-2380-32-2368-0-1219-0-678-0-2220-0-1185-66-1665-66-1665-2-1348-8-1360-32-1728-32-1680-8-1348-2-1345-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-2691-64-2694-32-2380-32-2368...

holler 6y ago

This is pretty cool! but hitting "back" after adding multiple notes did not work (it got stuck). Could you use query params instead of hash?

afiori 6y ago
I a different comment they requested exactly this behavior not to push too much stuff on the browsing history. It should be about the way the url is updated rather than fragment vs parameters

adamnemecek 6y ago

I've been working on an IDE for music composition http://ngrid.io http://ngrid.io. I'll release it soon.

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d0m 6y ago

It's cool that anything sounds great

theon144 6y ago

Super cute! I assume it's using the pentatonic scale or other music theory trickery to make "anything" sound good? :) First try, came up with https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-2048-8-2114-2-2370-2-2112-321-2560-5-2048-9-2096-45-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-2048-8-2114-2-2370-2-2112-321..., am happy

irshadshalu 6y ago
This actually sounds great. Loved it. > I assume it's using the pentatonic scale or other music theory trickery to make "anything" sound good? :) I have no idea. But it works :D

butz 6y ago

Playback always starts on second row - possible off-by-one error? And a dedicated "Play from start" button would improve experience.

scrozier 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#26-2561-71-711-26-2592-23-663-43-2561-134-743-27-2593-39-711-&239 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#26-2561-71-711-26-2592-23-663-4...

scrozier 6y ago
Small bug? I added a 16th row, and when you follow my link it shows all 16, but the “Rows:” in the header says 15.

jedberg 6y ago

The use of binary in the URL is very clever. Great way to make it shareable with a reasonable length url. Also, if you really wanted to, you can write a program to construct these URLs. Edit: I wrote the program: https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798eb9e https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798...

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arondeparon 6y ago

Nice! Had fun playing with this. Gave me a retro vibe :-) https://music-grid.surge.sh/#392-0-392-1024-1-64-1056-1-64-1056-0-1-1024-64-32-1024-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#392-0-392-1024-1-64-1056-1-64-1...

KLVTZ 6y ago

here's another take: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1026-16-512-1024-536-0-576-16-9-&212 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1026-16-512-1024-536-0-576-...

scrozier 6y ago

What scale is this? It’s major, but no seventh tone...?

swagasaurus-rex 6y ago
B C# F# G# C# D# E G# B C# F# G# Based off what I hear here: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1025-1-2-4-8-16-32-64-128-256-512-1024-2048-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1025-1-2-4-8-16-32-64-128... One might assume it's B Major with no 7th, but I think it sounds more like C# Minor/Dorian with no 6th.
- moron4hire 6y ago
  Would be awesome if it had a selector to change the mode while keeping the same grid selections.
  - irshadshalu 6y ago
    That sounds like a good idea. https://github.com/irshadshalu/music-grid/issues/12 https://github.com/irshadshalu/music-grid/issues/12

mkchoi212 6y ago

"Hit Play button. You'll figure it out ;)" Peak user instructions. Overall, great job :)

salimmadjd 6y ago

very cool and simple. If you don't have a perfect pitch how do you know which notes you are playing? Should I assumed the first column is the middle C?

aaossa 6y ago

Had a lot of fun playing this. Here's my contribution to this thread, inspired in some old games: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#768-3092-768-3840-320-3092-320-3392-48-3078-48-3120-384-3078-384-3456-&353 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#768-3092-768-3840-320-3092-320-...

choma 6y ago

When somebody ask me how to pronounce my username: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-320-128-0-384-64-384-64-384-0-128-320-128-0-256-128-448-0-144-264-144-96-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-320-128-0-384-64-384-64-384... EDIT: I don't know anything about music but... wouldn't it make sense to run left-to-right instead of top-to-down?

JeanMarcS 6y ago
My guess is that it makes more sense on a smartphone to continue down than right ?

lloeki 6y ago

Fun! Went with a bluesy 3 beats, 5 bars total. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#644-8-2304-660-0-2372-672-14-1280-2192-2-1312-2192-8-1280-&324 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#644-8-2304-660-0-2372-672-14-12...

alexilliamson 6y ago

Slightly OT. It seems like there is an uptick in music production-related posts on HN lately. Which is awesome. Has it always been like this and I'm just now noticing? Or, if it is a recent phenomenon, do we think it's because folks are trying to connect more with arts, in light of everything going on? Anyway, this is very cool and I'm happy to see it!

GuiA 6y ago
It might come and go, but I find it to be pretty consistent. There is, in my experience, a strong overlap between hackers/computer scientists and musicians; for one anecdotal example, Donald Knuth is an accomplished organ player. https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/organ.html https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/organ.html
- rabidrat 6y ago
  I hope Dr. Knuth is a registered organ donor.
CraigJPerry 6y ago
The plural of anecdote is not data and all that but COVID resulted in me buying a midi keyboard and I’ve been learning Ableton live. (And messing about with the idea of using a midi input device to control batch jobs)
- jaggirs 6y ago
  The plural of anecdote is data. You just need to know that your anecdotes are reasonably trustworthy.
- Kye 6y ago
  Useful Ableton thing: you can paint out a scale in notes, move those notes to -1 (left arrow key), then fold the scale on them. I like to lower the velocity on the top and bottom of each octave so I always know where they start and stop.
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grimmdude 6y ago

Very cool! Would be fun to add a MIDI export feature, could use my MidiWriter library https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiWriterJS

superfrank 6y ago

Welp... My first reaction was to draw a penis and it didn't turn out bad at all, IMO https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2114-1365-2730-1365-2730-2322-2322-1884-272-336-272-496-272-336-160-64-&269 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2114-1365-2730-1365-2730-2322-2...

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ybbond 6y ago
surprisingly sounds ecstastic

alexandercrohde 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-128-1152-128-1280-648-320-322-129-80-136-256-160-16-136-68-&243 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-128-1152-128-1280-648-320-...

staz 6y ago

I really like it. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#192-16-1024-1024-1-160-192-128-128-128-0-544-0-2056-64-128-&248 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#192-16-1024-1024-1-160-192-128-... Now I need to find a way to export the sound and use it as my ring tone edit: found how to do it via audacity https://askubuntu.com/questions/229352/how-to-record-output-to-speakers https://askubuntu.com/questions/229352/how-to-record-output-...

dTal 6y ago

I'm sure I used to have this as an Android app like, 10 years ago. Can anyone remember what it might have been called?

bradleybuda 6y ago

My magnum opus: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1416-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2565-2564-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1352-1352-2704-2704-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1344-1344-2688-2688-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1280-1280-2560-2560-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-1024-1024-2048-2048-&400 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1352-1348-2568-2576-1290-1288-2...

voiper1 6y ago
Aww, when it ended it felt like we should have just been getting started!
jonplackett 6y ago
Let’s jazz https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1353-1348-2568-2580-1354-1288-2645-2564-1354-1349-2570-2576-1290-1432-2597-2580-1352-1349-2568-2576-1322-1288-2645-2564-1352-1349-2570-2580-1290-1320-2581-2564-1352-1352-2706-2705-1352-1352-2708-2706-1353-1352-2708-2704-1353-1352-2704-2704-1348-1346-2689-2690-1348-1346-2692-2690-1345-1344-2704-2692-1360-1344-2692-2698-1313-1298-2560-2568-1296-1284-2568-2576-1280-1288-2580-2562-1289-1284-2600-2564-1034-1040-2080-2178-1032-1092-2082-2068-1032-1088-2064-2056-1042-1060-2056-2050-&400 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1353-1348-2568-2580-1354-1288-2...
jonplackett 6y ago
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2281-3241-2217-3759-0-2866-2325-2869-549-2866-0-1707-1193-1257-3714-1163-&183 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2281-3241-2217-3759-0-2866-2325...
- SCUSKU 6y ago
  Mozart, is that you?
  - jonplackett 6y ago
    https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-16-224-128-112-0-240-128-224-128-240-0-240-16-240-144-&183 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-16-224-128-112-0-240-128-22...

jedberg 6y ago

I made a program to randomly generate a URL for this that will make "music": https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798eb9e https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798...

mellowdream 6y ago

This design exists in the form of the more complex Yamaha Tenori-on, which was featured by Four Tet in There Is Love In You - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M20ukzn_rsw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M20ukzn_rsw It's also expensive, now 500 USD on eBay - so it's nice to see a version of the product getting put together on the web :)

JansjoFromIkea 6y ago
I'm sure you and the creator know of this already, but the guy who designed the Tenori-on also made the Nintendo DS game Elektroplankton. It presents such wonderful ideas for messing about with music that I'm stunned there isn't a huge scene of people things like it online these days.
aasasd 6y ago
Which is where the design comes from. There are a bunch of software implementations, by the way. Sometimes they refer to the concept by ‘Tone Matrix’ instead.
- aasasd 6y ago
  P.S. (not really related): also til Tenori-On was originally promoted by Atom Heart aka Uwe Schmidt, a man of a hundred aliases and endeavors, with a particularly fun project Señor Coconut: https://youtube.com/watch?v=X-ygv1CKzAk https://youtube.com/watch?v=X-ygv1CKzAk https://youtube.com/watch?v=tzoMNOids7k https://youtube.com/watch?v=tzoMNOids7k
glenneroo 6y ago
> Tenori-on There is also a very lovely spiritual successor for VR called Soundstage VR: https://github.com/googlearchive/soundstagevr https://github.com/googlearchive/soundstagevr

alkonaut 6y ago

I like the beautiful design finish of Tones.fm https://www.tones.fm/ https://www.tones.fm/

pierrec 6y ago
Tones.fm is incredibly well done. However I suspect that, compared to this, the additional complexity creates a bit more hesitation for visitors to actually start playing with it. And the demos, while great, also paradoxically reduce the likelihood that the average visitor will actually play with it (it's more tempting to just listen to the demos and call it a day). Maybe the ideal compromise would start off like Music Grid here, but also have additional features subtly hidden but easily accessible. Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16552777 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16552777
moron4hire 6y ago
I get a lot of crackling on my Pixel 2 with this.
- jowsie 6y ago
  Same for me on chrome/win10

roland35 6y ago

Thank you to the creator of this! I am actually working on a hardware version of a sound grid similar to this! I was inspired by a much older version of this which was written in Flash and doesn't work too well (there is also a 5 year old Android app [1]). It's awesome to have something which actually works on a modern phone. My idea for a sound block toy is similar but instead of having a grid it's a line of blocks which light up and play a tone. The tone will be adjustable with buttons or gestures and can be rearranged. I also need planned out a life size grid which people collaborate and step on to light up the notes. Obviously this concept is very interesting to me!! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.njnelson.tonegridgdx.android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.njnelson.t...

omnibrain 6y ago
Something like the Polyend Seq sequencer or (if you want to include sound) the Synthstrom Audible Deluge?
- roland35 6y ago
  No not quite like the polyend seq, each block is a note and is moveable so you can arrange them together in whatever sequence you want that way. The blocks communicate with infrared so they know what order they're in
maxlaumeister 6y ago
> I was inspired by a much older version of this which was written in Flash and doesn't work too well If you're talking about Tone Matrix, I ported it to JavaScript to work on modern browsers and phones. Check it out if you're so inclined: https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/
- roland35 6y ago
  Wonderful thank you! I have had a hard time finding a replacement and "time grid" wasn't a good search term!

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aherz 6y ago

This is great! Someone like me who has no musical talent can make some pretty cool sounding stuff. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-2052-2048-0-2560-0-0-2304-0-8-0-2080-32-48-0-256-8-256-0-68-256-128-72-514-64-576-64-516-0-64-0-64-64-64-&424 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-2052-2048-0-2560-0-0-2304-0...

aalazz 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-16-584-0-1152-1028-0-1200-0-2048-&446 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-...

moron4hire 6y ago
I like this one. It has a nice rhythm to it, like a chase scene in an 8-bit video game.
- terrycody 6y ago
  +1 I really love the rhythm and think whether it can be saved for later use? I can't find any download button, ymmmmm
  - analog31 6y ago
    The sequence is encoded in the web link
encypruon 6y ago
I tried extending your tune by eight beats to make it loop more smoothly: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2048-264-2048-168-256-256-144-64-1028-680-4-1024-1028-1152-2080-16-584-0-1152-1028-0-1200-1024-0-&446 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2048-264-2048-168-256-256-144-6...

702pjc 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2114-4-2208-20-2048-20-2112-164-2178-1-2048-64-2208-0-2208-&237 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2114-4-2208-20-2048-20-2112-...

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arvinaminpour 6y ago

My masterpiece https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2569-20-130-0-40-64-544-21-72-160-5-160-8-80-42-1344-&266 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2569-20-130-0-40-64-544-21-72-1...

JeanMarcS 6y ago

Funny ! I just put something that was visually appealing and it worked https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1040-2080-1088-32-16-136-64-32-17-2-4-136-68-546-1092-2184-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1040-2080-1088-32-16-136-64-32-...

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moron4hire 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-2049-2624-0-512-3330-2112-32-592-2049-2048-18-512-2050-2084-64-544-2193-2048-0-672-2114-2080-144-512-2049-2336-16-544-2370-2048-0-1104-1-2048-20-1024-1-2120-4-1032-145-2048-0-1280-1-2048-640-1040-33-2368-0-1024-289-2048-0-1152-1-2048-2560-&500-1024-289-2048-0-1152-1-2048-2560-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-2049-2624-0-512-3330-2112-...

maxlaumeister 6y ago

This is very similar to my own open-source project ToneMatrix Redux! https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/ I love what you did with the adjustable column length.

utopcell 6y ago
Yours looks more refined I'd say.

d0100 6y ago

Would be nice to be able to download a midi

vinnymac 6y ago

If you liked this check out my friends project in a similar vein: https://geneticbeats.com/ https://geneticbeats.com/

_def 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#36-64-18-64-260-64-1040-260-0-32-517-80-640-8-82-0-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#36-64-18-64-260-64-1040-260-0-3...

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tetris11 6y ago

I love this, here's mine: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-33-1024-1024-0-3092-3108-0-176-1024-256-76-0-512-0-0-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-33-1024-1024-0-3092-3108-0-17...

sudosteph 6y ago

This is awesome. I've been playing around with svelte + webaudio myself lately, it's a really fun combo in case anyone here is wondering. My song: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1024-128-1024-128-1056-128-1061-160-1065-0-1028-128-1064-162-1065-&126 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1024-128-1024-128-1056-128-10...

maroonblazer 6y ago
What resources have you found helpful for learning/playing with webaudio? I like your song!

nerdponx 6y ago

This is really fun! I do wish I could adjust the intervals and/or change the key. Everything I make sounds like 90s JRPG music.

avodonosov 6y ago

In many music programs such grid is called "piano roll", only it's usually oriented horizontally.

jbverschoor 6y ago
Except it's not a piano roll.
- avodonosov 6y ago
  What are the key differences?
  - jbverschoor 6y ago
    A piano roll shows every key. This 'roll' is a scale

ratsimihah 6y ago

There's no going back.

jpxw 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3759-3423-3759-3927-84-42-21-2336-0-2-2336-0-8-2336-0-2340-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3759-3423-3759-3927-84-42-21-23...

rcoveson 6y ago

Great fun. Love the shareable URLs. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1282-1-1280-2056-1044-2056-1044-2056-4-2048-1024-2-512-8-2564-&250 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1282-1-1280-2056-1044-2056-10...

terrycody 6y ago

Please add save function, I really love the rhythms, really amazing tool!

jedberg 6y ago
Just bookmark the page to save it. It updates the URL with every change.

h13g 6y ago

Commenting for posterity: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-16-0-16-128-16-0-528-0-16-0-64-256-32-64-128-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-16-0-16-128-16-0-528-0-16-0...

blehn 6y ago

You should flip the axes — time on the horizontal and note scale on the vertical

jedberg 6y ago
The way it is now is a lot more mobile friendly.

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coronadisaster 6y ago

I wish that it would let me drag and select

exabrial 6y ago

Simple tune that leads the loop with a simple melody https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-0-4-0-64-0-288-0-2-3740-0-260-32-2-8-1444-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-0-4-0-64-0-288-0-2-3740-0-260...

exabrial 6y ago

Request: Super Mario theme

mwcampbell 6y ago
Not possible with the scale this app uses.
rkagerer 6y ago
Here We Go! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-1024-0-0-512-18-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-2048-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-24-0-0-0-528-40-64-0-136-0-34-68-0-9-18-0-72-656-0-656-40-0-72-0-144-0-0-544-0-0-272-0-0-36-0-0-0-2304-0-0-0-17-0-1058-2084-0-1058-0-1058-1058-&399 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-26...
- rkagerer 6y ago
  Earlier attempt before I just kept the most recognizable bits and tweaked them by hand... https://tinyurl.com/mariogrid https://tinyurl.com/mariogrid Once your ears have cringed enough, go here and click Preview/Import then the Play button: https://tinyurl.com/mariobetter https://tinyurl.com/mariobetter

FriendlyNormie 6y ago

My favorite feature is how it hijacks the back button. Kill yourself.

FriendlyNormie 6y ago

You can always count on HN to upvote amateur hour horseshit created in half an hour and completely ignore things that took someone years.

Kye 6y ago

I made a little RPG-y tune. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-130-0-516-256-136-64-32-16-8-0-32-16-0-16-128-0-32-128-0-8-128-0-32-128-1024-512-256-20-257-32-257-64-257-128-2304-0-2112-32-2064-8-2068-2-2064-4-2064-32-64-256-0-512-640-320-544-16-648-1028-2-256-648-1024-32-512-640-&243 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-130-0-516-256-136-64-32-16-8-...

mhh__ 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2385-0-1192-64-2688-0-64-32-16-512-2048-0-0-64-2692-&300 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-2385-0-1192-64-2688-0-64-32-1... Loading Music

beisner 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1024-512-0-64-0-2560-2304-2-9-0-0-2048-2048-&411 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-0-0-1024-512-0-64-0-2560-2304...

ricardobeat 6y ago

Really nice! Props for Svelte. A one minute doodle: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#41-512-320-2597-840-64-512-1189-136-56-1324-1088-105-160-2568-2596-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#41-512-320-2597-840-64-512-1189... Would be nice if it did `history.replace` instead of push, it currently nukes your back button. There is also something off, maybe a 4-note limit per row? I couldn't quite put my finger on it but some high notes seem to not come out.

irshadshalu 6y ago
Hey, Author here. Thanks! > Would be nice if it did `history.replace` instead of push, it currently nukes your back button. This is fixed now. Can you check now? > There is also something off, maybe a 4-note limit per row? Yeah, I felt this too. Something is off when most of the notes in a row are selected. I will figure this out.

XCSme 6y ago

I like the simplicity and note sounds, very cool! Check out my happy song: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#521-80-0-2121-512-552-0-2114-0-2192-0-2050-580-2560-8-2064-&479 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#521-80-0-2121-512-552-0-2114-0-...

mhh__ 6y ago

Train an AI and then you have SRaaS (Steve Reich as a service)

zengid 6y ago

pretty fun https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2066-1032-516-258-640-1093-2080-1088-648-256-512-1188-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2066-1032-516-258-640-1093-2080... I wish the grid didn't clear when you changed the size, but I understand why that might have been the choice.

slewis 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-544-264-16-1152-4-64-528-66-257-1056-16-68-256-264-1028-&364 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#64-544-264-16-1152-4-64-528-66-...

4172i 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-16-32-168-4-16-64-340-32-64-32-16-672-512-64-1344-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#8-16-32-168-4-16-64-340-32-64-3...

concernedCity 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1184-1104-1280-2048-1344-512-512-528-1280-2048-1284-1024-1280-2050-1280-1056-2372-2048-1312-1152-1096-2192-1188-1090-2084-2112-1153-1090-1281-2064-1032-1060-2114-2049-1056-1152-1032-2064-1060-1026-2052-2048-1153-1026-1313-2056-1040-1060-2114-2048-1056-1152-1032-2064-1060-1026-2564-2048-641-2-&246 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1184-1104-1280-2048-1344-512-51...

zuminator 6y ago

Fast paced: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-2048-320-2432-0-2624-0-2624-8-2562-1-2058-0-2082-0-2114-0-2176-256-2176-256-2048-0-2560-0-2052-0-2080-0-2112-128-2112-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#384-2048-320-2432-0-2624-0-2624...

lilgreenland 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1040-528-256-576-1058-1088-1058-512-8-520-512-288-580-1056-1092-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1040-528-256-576-1058-1088-10...

gfxgirl 6y ago

I'm not trying to be cynical but what is special about this verses that 1000s of similar sites that came before? Here's one of google's https://www.google.com/logos/2017/fischinger/fischinger17.html https://www.google.com/logos/2017/fischinger/fischinger17.ht... Here's Ableton's https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ Is there something special about this one?

renewiltord 6y ago
These are great too. Thanks for sharing!
thunderbong 6y ago
Nothing special. But I'm sure it was fun building it! I've seen the others too, but I found this to be less busy and more fun!
__max__ 6y ago
I too feel a little cynical, because I built basically exactly this back in 2012. Before Google, and before Ableton. AFAIK, it was the first grid sequencer online. The first version used the Mozilla audio API, before Web Audio was even a thing. I wish I was credited for the inspiration somewhere, but I guess it's very possible that this is an independent reinvention. I called it MusicToy: http://maximecb.github.io/MusicToy/#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaieaaaaaiecaaaaiecbiiiiecbaeeeecbaaccccbaaabbbbaaaabbbbbbbbaaaappppaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab http://maximecb.github.io/MusicToy/#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... It's almost exactly the same, with the pattern encoded in the URL, but it also has drum samples, and it has very few dependencies (no need for node or any web frameworks). I personally prefer having time go from left to right because that's how most sequencers work, and our monitors tend to be wider than they are tall. I also made an updated, more advanced version (MusicToy 2) in 2019: https://mt2.musictools.live/ https://mt2.musictools.live/
- reitzensteinm 6y ago
  Tone Matrix predates yours by many years and was popular at the time. If you weren't aware of it, you should charitably assume OP independently built this too.

Chirael 6y ago

I’ve listened to every link on this page and they all sound amazing. Nice work on this!

renewiltord 6y ago

Amazing tool. So satisfying to make something https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-64-1280-2064-512-0-2080-0-1024-2592-256-584-2048-1-1026-2052-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-64-1280-2064-512-0-2080-0-...

swayvil 6y ago

I like making music this way. Have you tried automating it? "Generative music"

dorev7 6y ago

Did my first javascript step with something like this :) https://dorev.io/ https://dorev.io/

hrayr 6y ago

Had a lot of fun with this. Took few minutes to come up with this: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-68-2112-2056-2069-0-1152-1028-1092-2-2176-2176-64-1056-1024-&417 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-68-2112-2056-2069-0-1152-102...

person_of_color 6y ago

This kills my browsers back button history. Frustrating.

wwwwewwww 6y ago

Can someone with knowledge of music theory explain how it works? Meaning, how come if I close my eyes and place some random tiles, it still come out sounding OK. But not so if I bang random keys on a piano.

palimpsests 6y ago
The notes that this app is playing, from lowest to highest, are: B3 C#4 F#4 G#4 C#5 D#5 E5 G#6 B6 C#7 F#8 G#8 These notes are all diatonic, e.g. from the same key (unlike all the keys on a piano). That key is C# relative minor (or E major). In modal language, this is the C# Aeolian (or, when played from E to E, Ionian mode): C# D# E F# G# A B C# If you play notes restricted to a single key, it will come out sounding OK.
- flak48 6y ago
  Same as playing only the white keys right? (C major/ A minor)
  - yesenadam 6y ago
    Yeah, except with no F.
- yesenadam 6y ago
  > this is the C# Aeolian Or it could equally well be G# A# B C# D# E F# G# (I hear it much more like that too.)
  - palimpsests 6y ago
    Sure... it could be that mode (Phrygian, or the mode starting on the 3rd degree of the major scale). The tonal center we'll hear using this specific collection of notes, whether it be G#, C#, E (or any other note from this key), all depends on the sequence you enter. Rhythmic variation would also support this but this app does not have that option. Here's one with a tonal center of C#: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-2112-1040-2212-1088-1320-1168-1024-1088-2304-576-1152-1024-2176-1024-1024-&274 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-2112-1040-2212-1088-1320-1... And with G#: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#260-272-528-256-160-288-512-1088-320-32-272-512-1040-256-24-256-&274 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#260-272-528-256-160-288-512-108...

jclem 6y ago

This is neat! Cool to encode the state in the URL, but it’s better to use replaceState rather than pushState for this. I don’t typically want every single change I make to add an entry to my browser history.

irshadshalu 6y ago
Made this change. Thank you!

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htk 6y ago

Did anyone try this using AirPods Pro? On the iPhone’s speaker it sounds fine, on the AirPods I hear a lot of crackling noises between notes. Maybe the successive playback and stop of individual sounds messes up something in the compression used by the AirPods??

bonyt 6y ago
Could it be the audio stream stopping and starting in gaps, rather than playing silence, causing power saving to kick in and briefly stop the Bluetooth stream?
- htk 6y ago
  Exactly what I was trying to say but in much better words.
- ta17711771 6y ago
  Wired headphones win again.

anarchyrucks 6y ago

This surprisingly came out good! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3344-64-0-3344-0-1089-0-3096-0-1089-16-3072-2048-2064-2048-2048-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3344-64-0-3344-0-1089-0-3096-0-...

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drewjoh 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-4-0-1024-2048-256-0-0-512-0-0-32-0-0-1024-8-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-4-0-1024-2048-256-0-0-512-0-0...

wbillingsley 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#584-584-288-144-72-544-32-544-2050-2050-512-256-256-264-328-328-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#584-584-288-144-72-544-32-544-2... For those for whom Baby Shark is just too listenable Edit: someone suggested the Google version. Just to ruin your day twice... https://g.co/doodle/2c2ydxw https://g.co/doodle/2c2ydxw

rishav_sharan 6y ago
Why must you bring this evil into our midst!

runald 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2665-3396-2337-1108-2336-1041-2725-1040-2738-3113-&261 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2665-3396-2337-1108-2336-1041-2... Makes a nice background noise I guess

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AnonC 6y ago

This is so much fun. It would be great to have an export function that throws out an mp3 or aac file to share the music with others directly or use it (embedded) somewhere. I tried several patterns myself and also tried the links others shared here. But now I’m left with the feeling that they all sound very similar. :(

Kiro 6y ago
It's just one fixed scale so everything will automatically sound very similar. Also the reason why nothing sounds bad. It's "cheating" in that way compared to a piano.
- williamdclt 6y ago
  What makes all pieces sound so similar isn't the fixed scale, it's that it's always the same "instrument" and always made of quarter notes. There's thousands upon thousands of songs for any scale after all
  - Kiro 6y ago
    That too but mostly the scale.

rodorgas 6y ago

Freezes on iPhone 6s, the music stays on though.

ayush000 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-128-32-4-64-4-64-32-128-512-8-512-&293 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-128-32-4-64-4-64-32-128-512-8...

tiborsaas 6y ago

The BPM setting is weird if it's not based on 16th notes.

mrb 6y ago

My meager composition: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-512-320-512-128-320-160-336-168-324-160-1-&309 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-512-320-512-128-320-160-336...

tomquirk 6y ago

Someone get me Deadmau5's number! https://music-grid.surge.sh/?fbclid=IwAR3Xc0-eQGjjQxebL2UJW4lKdvpf6JyG_3CLJ788nn9cXIrT5iPobmmq1vg#2626-2368-2626-2624-2640-1320-1316-1316-2368-2384-1352-1316-1312-2628-2624-2626-&239 https://music-grid.surge.sh/?fbclid=IwAR3Xc0-eQGjjQxebL2UJW4...

jonplackett 6y ago

This is just one of my favourite things I’ve played with in ages. Thanks for making it! Here’s one of my many attempts at tunefulness https://music-grid.surge.sh/#162-2628-33-16-130-593-2048-388-66-40-132-1298-129-4-16-2689-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#162-2628-33-16-130-593-2048-388... Can someone explain how it works musically? Why does (almost) anything you make sound good?

axismundi 6y ago
You know how a piano keyboard has white and black keys? This toy shows you the white keys only. And it works well, kudos to the author!
- jonplackett 6y ago
  Is it really that simple?

kangalioo 6y ago

This is neat :) I hope my 32 row composition sparks joy in some https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1024-0-2376-132-16-8-1188-64-32-16-2376-36-16-8-1188-64-16-8-164-2624-0-0-1320-2624-0-0-2625-1312-0-0-1320-&261 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#512-1024-0-2376-132-16-8-1188-6...

Kheyas 6y ago
This is great!
kevin948 6y ago
Love it! I feel like I made a different "zone" in this world: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1056-2048-32-64-64-1024-2176-128-0-1024-2112-32-64-0-0-256-512-1032-4-1028-2056-16-1024-2056-16-1024-2064-32-0-1024-2048-&255 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-1056-2048-32-64-64-1024-2176-...

Pranz 6y ago

Neat. Here's my composition: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#10-164-80-288-0-208-552-1024-296-276-610-1032-2113-0-2320-2180-&149 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#10-164-80-288-0-208-552-1024-29...

riffic 6y ago

looks like a tenori-on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_Tenori-on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_Tenori-on

jbverschoor 6y ago

nice https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-1024-1064-320-1024-133-1060-2344-1172-2048-1280-2112-1312-32-1024-2632-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1024-1024-1064-320-1024-133-106...

Kheyas 6y ago

Slow, background idea https://music-grid.surge.sh/#148-1312-0-656-4-8-2048-0-552-2624-0-288-2624-0-1280-64-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#148-1312-0-656-4-8-2048-0-552-2...

karakanb 6y ago

This is really cool, I enjoyed a lot creating my masterpiece: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1344-2709-2690-2708-1352-16-2688-2698-1361-2689-0-2690-1348-2704-2696-1344-2688-512-64-160-16-136-0-160-64-128-0-2688-1344-2688-2688-&323 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1-1344-2709-2690-2708-1352-16-2...

mft_ 6y ago
Reminds me a little of the backing music from the old Monkey Island games :)

shadycuz 6y ago

I don't have a musical bone in my body, but made this in a minute or two and really happy with it. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-128-0-8-256-32-1024-128-0-1024-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#16-128-0-8-256-32-1024-128-0-10...

singularity2001 6y ago
nice, feels like the song is shifting

ElCapitanMarkla 6y ago

Love these things - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2049-2048-1-2050-1024-2592-3344-2048-64-2080-0-2128-3208-2320-1536-2048-&292 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2049-2048-1-2050-1024-2592-3344...

gremlinsinc 6y ago

My masterpiece... I shall call it ... "Ode to ice cream and pizza" https://music-grid.surge.sh/#360-336-168-336-4095-8-330-8-3579-1088-269-1098-328-1074-322-1104-269-322-64-1284-72-80-260-72-1360-4-264-81-1346-4-256-72-2116-258-1224-68-2818-160-592-1056-512-1056-84-648-276-0-1108-2560-192-2560-192-2560-192-2560-192-2560-0-640-128-256-320-512-576-0-1088-128-2184-856-0-1152-1152-512-384-160-1120-1088-640-1408-256-512-512-1024-1088-592-512-336-320-144-128-848-1088-1152-128-832-64-320-1344-256-640-128-&337 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#360-336-168-336-4095-8-330-8-35...

Kiro 6y ago

For anyone surprised that their random plotting sounds good, see this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23514783 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23514783 This is not like pressing random keys on a piano. Since it's just one fixed scale everything will automatically sound good but also very similar.

williamdclt 6y ago

I'm finding an interesting effect: when I'm making my own loop I'm finding the music pretty cool and enjoyable and I can definitely imagine turning it into an actual song. When I listen to the compositions posted here, I'm thinking "this is isn't interesting to hear whatsoever". I'm not sure what's my point (definitely not that I'm doing better, what I composed objectively suck), maybe that composing your own stuff gives it a different dimension? Or maybe just the fact that you're building it bit by bit makes it more interesting because there's a sense of progression

kilnr 6y ago
I think at least in my case, that sense of progression is definitely a big reason why my own "compositions" sound pretty good. This is my crowning achievement: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2050-8-256-128-2112-32-72-36-2048-512-1026-513-2312-132-258-1-2114-136-32-64-2064-32-72-4-2064-32-66-33-2120-132-2-129-2306-136-64-32-2112-0-8-4-2048-0-2-1-2056-4-2-1-2050-8-0-0-2048-0-8-4-2048-0-2-1-2056-4-2-1-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2050-8-256-128-2112-32-72-36-20...

singularity2001 6y ago

c64 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2240-304-1032-258-2177-64-1066-64-2069-512-1280-554-2560-512-1109-512-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2240-304-1032-258-2177-64-1066-...

arh68 6y ago

16 rows: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1088-260-672-1024-9-258-4-72-16-32-68-160-256-545-1024-2576-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1088-260-672-1024-9-258-4-72-16... Reminds me of FTL music.

ian0 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-0-1793-3088-1796-3136-1800-3136-1792-3616-2176-3072-3712-3584-1792-0-3840-0-236-0-1808-1794-0-1792-232-4-4-228-0-226-0-1920-0-1856-0-225-0-1792-0-1792-0-224-1792-1792-0-1792-&500 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#224-0-1793-3088-1796-3136-1800-...

nxpnsv 6y ago

This was fun https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-4-1058-1-1060-264-129-544-72-2052-66-512-1088-8-528-2114-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2080-4-1058-1-1060-264-129-544-...

ipiz0618 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#68-270-0-24-64-152-226-0-194-784-0-1024-848-128-848-0-2304-832-1024-2048-1856-2048-832-1024-512-2176-32-48-0-80-8-516-2344-306-128-53-728-8-676-368-352-&296 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#68-270-0-24-64-152-226-0-194-78... Looks like a great way to create indie game music

bfdm 6y ago

Every time I hit an app like this I get sucked in, and start imaging myself as the next master of chiptunes. And then I want to make a game to use the music. And then the baby starts crying and I remember why my side projects falter before they start. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1285-2-2570-68-528-16-2592-64-522-0-3592-520-772-1-2849-0-&273 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1285-2-2570-68-528-16-2592-64-5...

pinouchon 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-128-0-16-32-16-4-16-0-16-0-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-128-0-16-32-1 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#128-32-64-32-8-32-0-32-0-0-0-12... https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-0-320-1024-128-0-160-0-16-160-16-0-160-16-160-16-160-0-&418 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-0-320-1024-128-0-160-0-16-1...

cranium 6y ago

I wish there was a guided path from this playful but limited introduction to computer assisted music to full-fledged products like Ableton Live. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2-1-2050-260-258-2312-66-2056-34-2056-258-65-2082-20-18-2049-&323 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2-1-2050-260-258-2312-66-2056-3...

acarabott 6y ago
https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ https://learningmusic.ableton.com/

spectaclepiece 6y ago

https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2082-17-2080-32-2048-34-2304-512-2304-514-2048-128-2560-258-2304-&250 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#17-2082-17-2080-32-2048-34-2304...

watsonkr 6y ago

I always love these kind of sites/apps. Here’s my little masterpiece: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#274-72-292-1168-2-584-130-1060-72-146-512-73-144-292-516-1152-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#274-72-292-1168-2-584-130-1060-...

markozivanovic 6y ago

This is cool! Here's a hello world song, written vertically. The 'w' looks weird tho. https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4030-524-4030-0-4030-2722-2750-0-4030-172-186-0-4030-130-130-0-4030-2210-3996-0-&320 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4030-524-4030-0-4030-2722-2750-...

rkagerer 6y ago

Well, this didn't work work quite as well as I'd hoped: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-4 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-... 1-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-5 12-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-0-1152-32-512-32-152-0-148-0-266-0-518-518-0-6-544-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-512-128-176-48-512-24-522-0-6-128-4-515-512-3-0-3-1056-0-512-128-176-10-512-10-560-0-176-0-512-560-0-24-1034-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048- 0-0-1024-0-0-512-18-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-2048-0-144-1072-0-40-530-0-268-24-0-1048-0-24-2072-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-1024-0-512-512-0-0-168-0-0-292-0-0-276-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-512-0-5-5-0-5-0-138-512-20-6-518-4-0-1024-36-552-144-128-152-48-48-512-10-128-20-6-518-4-0-1024-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-656-164-296-0-146-0-50-146-0-41-0-50-0-146-0-656-0-656-648-0-656-0-656-0-0-1568-0-0-656-0-0-552-0-0-0-528-0-0-0-34-0-1058-1064-0-1058-0-1058-1058-&399

WCityMike 6y ago

If I was a bit more musically talented I'd work out how to do a rickroll with this.

lamby 6y ago

Please someone transcribe "The Lick" for this medium.

ramanova 6y ago

There's something to it :) https://music-grid.surge.sh/#161-257-257-0-513-520-4-136-128-256-260-520-516-1032-1072-2080-&200 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#161-257-257-0-513-520-4-136-128...

harry-s 6y ago

this is nice site; hear some - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#32-8-512-64-256-32-257-512-8-256-16-2-644-8-16-512-&269 https://music-grid.surge.sh/#32-8-512-64-256-32-257-512-8-25...