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by adrianh 7y ago
Check out Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ) for an excellent tab and notation editor. It’s web-based and hence works well on Linux.
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Just wanted to say thanks for this tip. It's now implemented live on Soundslice! :-)
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Oooh, thanks very much for this! Will poke around...
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Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ) — a website built around interactive/responsive sheet music, rendering the music entirely in client-side JS — doesn't use JavaScript frameworks or libraries. I'm the d
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Yes, there is indeed work in this area! Check out the academic papers published in association with ISMIR.
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I agree 100% with this essay. I’ve been transcribing music manually for just over 20 years, and I’ve dabbled with automatic transcription products and algorithms. A few months ago, I attended my first ISMIR conference (the mostly academic c
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by adrianh 7y ago
Give Soundslice a shot ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ). It's tabs synced with audio/video, complete with a notation editor, various instrument visualizations and a community of people posting stuff.
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For anybody interested in guitar tabs and great tech, Soundslice is a community built around learning music from tabs synced with real recordings. https://www.soundslice.com/community/ is a good place to start. You can
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by adrianh 7y ago
Thanks for the nice comment! Made my day. :-)
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Ah, you’re the guy who made that? I make Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ), which is also about synced sheet music. Kudos from an industry peer. Did you make it to sell it? I assumed it had always been a Hal Leonard
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Your belief is correct. :-) Greetings from Adrian. Yeah, we started Soundslice as a way to sync guitar tablature with YouTube videos, and it included a very nice UI for making precise loops (by dragging across a timeline). That was launched
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“They’re not a solution for most people” — I encourage you to come visit the Netherlands. You’ll see a society where bikes are regularly used by “most people.” Wealthy, middle class, poor — nearly everybody rides the same cheap black bike
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Super interesting! Mind explaining what an Intra macroblock is?
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It’s definitely possible without a car — people here in Holland do it all the time. Maybe qualify your answer to “suburban America” and similarly (non)designed places? Point is, it’s not fundamentally impossible to live with 2+ kids and no
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Our product Soundslice is more or less trying to do this: https://www.soundslice.com/ The philosophy is that music notation will never be able to capture the subtlety of a performance — so syncing the notation with real rec
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by adrianh 7y ago
Sure, here’s my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/adrianholovaty
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Music! I play with a gypsy jazz band about four or five times a month here in Amsterdam, and I occasionally give guitar lessons from home. I also make a few bucks a month from Patreon for my YouTube guitar performances.
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by adrianh 8y ago
You just gave me another reason to like Stripe.
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To relate this to startups: my company Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ) makes interactive, web-based sheet music that can be instantly transposed for any transposing instrument. :-)
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Nice idea, and I’m happy to see more music-focused technology on the web! Nitpick: the video refers to the site content as “tabs,” but I’d call it a chord chart instead. Tablature is specifically notation for individual notes on fretted ins
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by adrianh 8y ago
An immigration attorney handled it for me, so it was relatively stress-free. Hardest part was getting the various documents (birth certificates apostiled). The reporting is just the annual accounting/taxes.
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I'm an American who moved to Amsterdam three years ago, with that DAFT visa. This is a fantastic society that's figured out so much — I love it. Happy to answer questions and/or meet up with fellow HN readers here in town.
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As somebody who has devoted six years of his life to building a web-based music notation rendering engine, I salute you! I make Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ), which syncs music notation and real performance audio
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Requisite link to my product Soundslice: https://www.soundslice.com/ We make web-based interactive music notation. Nothing “experimental” as in the original link, but it may be interesting to the HN crowd as a boundary-push
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by adrianh 9y ago
Cocreator of Django here. The very first thing I did was a presentation of Django at the Chicago Python Users Group. There were enough people in attendance that it led to a few early users. A few of those people blogged about it, and so on.
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Shameless plug for my own minor version of the Beatles' "Blackbird" — my own guitar playing mashed up with the original Paul McCartney vocal (which I extracted from the Beatles recording by abusing the stereo spectrum). http
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Soundslice | Product designer | REMOTE | Full time Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com/ ) is "living sheet music." We make web-based, responsive music-notation technology that you can listen to and interact with
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Please list the available languages on the homepage or About page. I didn't want to sign up without knowing whether you covered my target language.
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Whoa! I had these, and used them religiously, between 1998 and late 2015 (when I moved). Never realized they had a cult following. Otherwise I wouldn't have taken them to the electronics recycling center... :-/
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I run https://www.soundslice.com/ with one other full-time person. We're self-funded and make a profit at this point. Soundslice is interactive sheet music synced with audio/video recordings — the Internet's

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