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SoundBrush, An App That Lets You Draw Music, Turns The Untrained Into Musicians(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jayrhynas 13y ago|0 comments
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
thanks for the feedback, we'll take a look into making that clearer
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
Drawing waveforms is a neat approach to visualizing music, but we decided to take a different direction for more casual users
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
We actually do have the ability to constrain notes to a scale (the default for new songs is in fact C Major Pentatonic, not chromatic). We're also working on MIDI and other import/export options for future releases.
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
very cool interpretation of drawing music!
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
Well, it's less of the camera and more of the iPad 1's processing power and memory. We do have an iPad 1 in the dev office - but no matter what we tried, we couldn't get it to run properly on it. Sorry, but this is something
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
The app is free to download and includes all functionality and 1 free instrument. You can get additional instruments by liking us on Facebook and tweeting, or through in-app purchases
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
Those are some great ideas. We actually do have a realtime component - the note labels on the left side can be played like a piano without messing up your drawing.
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
We're definitely planning MIDI export and possible CoreMIDI support, stay tuned! The new Inter-App Audio in iOS7 also looks interesting... In terms of sharing, Facebook definitely isn't required - you can email the song to your fr
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by jayrhynas 13y ago
1) We definitely don't want to force you to recommend an app you've just started using. Feel free to experiment a bit more. You can also download songs from Discover (the cloud in the toolbar) to see how the different instruments
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Show HN: We're releasing SoundBrush, an app that lets you draw music(getsoundbrush.com)
155 points by jayrhynas 13y ago|64 comments