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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Thanks for the support!!! Really happy to hear that! Yeah I will improve browser compatibility in the future.
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Good idea. I will try to add that in the future.
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   good stuff! Thanks!
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Thanks! I will give it a try.
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Ah! Nice catch!! I didn't even notice that. My expectation for this project is focusing mainly on the music theory part and visualization. So I guess using a good existing synth will make my life eaiser. Thanks again!
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   I implemented the synthesizer from scratch. Honestly I'm not super familair with digital synthesizer theory and for the implementation, mostly I referred to this article https://keithwhor.com/music/ The code of my
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Thanks! I like the idea of pianojacq.com. Good luck on your refactoring job!
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Thanks for the advice! I totally agree with it. "Octave up" and "Octave down" also sound more natural to me. And nice catch! Yes, the synthesizer does have some issue in browsers other than Chrome. I'm working on th
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   by jnkkkk 4y ago

   Interesting! The idea to visualize the "transitions" sounds very useful.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Thanks! Nice catach. It's just out of the oven so I didn't have chance to test on all major browsers. Will improve on browser compatibility in the future.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Thanks! It's just out of the oven so I didn't have chance to test on all major browsers. Will improve on browser compatibility in the future.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Totally agree. I sometime also feel struggling to construct chords in my mind. Then I realize the importance of having such tool.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Nice catch. Thanks for the advice! Really appreciate it.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Thanks! Yes, inversions will be there in the near future.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Thanks! Yeah, my next step would be adding scales and modes to it.
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    The code is open sourced on Github. https://github.com/JNKKKK/pianochord.io
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    by jnkkkk 4y ago

    Sure! I'm happy to hear that.
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