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by adrianh 10y ago
If you're interested in doing this for sheet music (sort of a similar-ish problem), check out my product soundslice.com. Auto-reflowed sheet music depending on your device width.
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by adrianh 10y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I've eaten at Broodje Bert before but haven't tried the BLT. Lunch tomorrow! :-)
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by adrianh 10y ago
Yes to Amsterdam! I'm American and moved here to Amsterdam with my wife and kid just over a year ago. It's a fantastic place to live. For Americans who are tempted: check out the DAFT program (Dutch-American Friendship Treaty), wh
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by adrianh 10y ago
Congrats on the new release! As somebody who has built his own web-based music renderer (soundslice.com), I know how big of a project it is. :-)
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by adrianh 10y ago
Hey, I'm also an American here in Amsterdam (I posted separately about it in this thread). Let me know if you'd like to meet up! Contact info at holovaty.com.
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by adrianh 10y ago
I moved to Amsterdam with my wife and kid eight months ago. (I'm American, from Chicago, and I run Soundslice, soundslice.com.) We chose Amsterdam because: * The DAFT program makes it easy for American business owners to get a Dutch vi
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by adrianh 11y ago
Give it a shot in the free Soundslice MusicXML viewer -- our importer is pretty damn good, despite the pretty horrific/inconsistent implementations of MusicXML export out there. https://www.soundslice.com/musicxml-viewe
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by adrianh 11y ago
Hey, check out my product Soundslice (soundslice.com), which I think might interest you. We're not a notation editor -- we let you combine (existing!) notation with audio/video and share that with students. See soundslice.com&#x2F
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by adrianh 11y ago
I converted it to MP3 and did lots of hacks. :-)
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by adrianh 11y ago
And to piggyback on your shill with my own shill... I'm also using the Fluid soundfont in Soundslice. :-) Example: https://www.soundslice.com/scores/auld-lang-syne/ You can test it out by switching the play m
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Show HN: My first offline web app (interactive sheet music and audio and video)(youtube.com)
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by adrianh 11y ago
Any updates to Mobile Safari's support for new HTML/JavaScript features? Perhaps support for service workers? (I didn't see anything about Mobile Safari on this page, but maybe there's something nonetheless...?)
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by adrianh 11y ago
Here's a French documentary about the island, with plenty of video footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzKblzJBz6U
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Show HN: Soundslice Lessons, a marketplace for interactive video music lessons(soundslice.com)
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by adrianh 11y ago
Use canvas if performance is important. Use SVG if it's important to assign functionality to specific graphical elements (as opposed to rolling your own hit detection). See my comment above in this thread for more. [Usual caveats apply
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by adrianh 11y ago
Hello! I make Soundslice (soundslice.com), which is interactive/reflowable sheet music in the browser, synced with audio recordings and more loveliness. I very deliberately use canvas instead of SVG. Soundslice isn't a score edit
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by adrianh 11y ago
I'm the main guy who makes Soundslice. :) Yes, we launched the video annotation tool in 2012 and shifted focus to the sheet-music version in 2014. Our number one bit of feedback was: "Please add support for standard notation!&quot
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by adrianh 11y ago
For a more fleshed-out version of this product idea, see https://www.soundslice.com/completed/
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by adrianh 11y ago
I've been using Closure Compiler with ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS (which does the dead-code removal) for soundslice.com for several years. It is truly awesome! Check out 39:30 in my 37signals talk at http://37signals.com/tal
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by adrianh 11y ago
Stay tuned for awesomeness like this in my interactive sheet-music site Soundslice ( https://www.soundslice.com ). :-) This, plus the ability to load in whatever piece of music you want to learn, plus the ability to listen to real
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by adrianh 11y ago
Soundslice - Web designer - Chicago, IL. ONSITE. 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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by adrianh 11y ago
Soundslice - Web UX designer - Chicago, IL 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. The go
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by adrianh 11y ago
Excellent work! I'd love to integrate this into my product Soundslice (soundslice.com), which is web-based notation/music education software.
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by adrianh 12y ago
It's worth reading indie.vc's response to this article: http://bryce.vc/post/111385165695/the-biggest-misunderstandi...
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by adrianh 12y ago
Sold the company more than five years ago and have since moved on. :)
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by adrianh 12y ago
I started a company called EveryBlock ( http://www.everyblock.com/ ) that compiled a ton of government data and sliced it by address/neighborhood. Also check out the O'Reilly pamphlet about how to build companies ba
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by adrianh 12y ago
I interpreted this headline as "Software that engineers should write," as in "Engineers, please make the following bits of software." Which in a way helps prove one of the article's points: writing and programming a
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by adrianh 12y ago
What you've described is a Very Hard problem. :) Dozens of researchers around the world are trying to tackle it, with varying results. Piano is actually one of the easier instruments to automatically transcribe, in part because the not
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by adrianh 12y ago
In possibly the geekiest thing I've ever posted to the Internet...Here's the Super Mario Bros. theme! rsa ecde srgu yhgr bv rsa ecde srgu yhgr bv hybtg ser erv hybtg iii r hybtg ser erv tvr rrr rvgres rrr rvg rrr rvgres ggg rgh gr
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by adrianh 12y ago
You should identify yourself as a Nextdoor employee! (Looks like you've promoted them several times in your comment history.)

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