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7y ago
This is my sole frustration with most composition-related libraries: they misspell pitch classes because “they’re the same note.” It isn’t just mathematics!
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I do not get a sense that these posters are incomplete or restrictive, except in the broadest sense that any work which attempts to teach a topic will necessarily not be able to capture the entire breadth of what is possible (and doubly so
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This is an excellent set of sheets which will cover nearly all of the concepts you would in an undergraduate curriculum (well, besides all of the homework in 4-part writing and roman numeral analysis...) If you are studying theory, or compo
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Hm, so after looking at it, I think my raspberry Pis are version 1 - I got them more than 5 years ago! I just don't know how to ascertain how much of the issues are due to using older hardware versus limitations of, for example, using
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Ask HN: What do you use as your home server?
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Maybe the production quality of someone's social media is an indicator?
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I have experimented with influencers for a notebook that I sell. It has been a mixed bag, but mostly unprofitable. My target audience is musicians - not lifestyle bloggers - so the people I've tried to work with don't quite have
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This is super interesting! I started selling my own notebook (not a diary) for musicians in February this year, and went through many of the same steps of trying to find a physical print shop without knowing anything about paper. I learned
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Haha, I used that example because I myself aspire to become a better jazz musician. I play the saxophone and, shameless plug, sell notebooks (themusiciansnotebook.com)
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I think you may benefit from thinking more concretely about what you want to do. It is one thing to say "not-programming" - which is very broad, so broad that it is not terribly helpful - and quite another to say "I'd li
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Three Kinds of Good Tech Debt
(engineering.squarespace.com)
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Ask HN: What is the modern equivalent of Visual Basic?
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Aimee Nolte Music - really excellent jazz piano and theory with practical examples and explanations
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Ask HN: Team Bookmarking?
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Would love that! Lots of folks have been asking for a guitar tab version, so if you think there's opportunity then I have a few ideas myself. What's the best way to reach you? jay@themusiciansnotebook.com
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The three biggest challenges for me have been: - Marketing - Finding a shop which produces at acceptable quality - Finding the balance between order volume and cost If you're not fussy about physical characteristics (eg, rounded corner
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Lots of googling,and then emailing stores with my specifications until I found a place that responded and could do it within my budget and with quality. If you're not fussy about some of the notebook features (eg, the specific kind of
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7y ago
Elevator pitch: - combination of staff paper and college-ruled lines - perforated to easily tear out pages - three-hole punched - decent quality paper, binding, cover material You'll find that there's surprisingly nothing like it
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Totally! Do you mind sharing your contact info with me, so I can keep you updated when I figure out a way to charge less than $20 to ship to Europe?
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1. Email 50 print shops from searching google about the project and specifications 2. Wait for 5 of them to respond to you 3. Work with them on the specifications and obtain physical proofs 4. Choose 1 which prints the books with an accepta
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Oh, sure. I mean, the first reason is because I am a backend engineer and all I know is python! The second reason is that it made it easy for me to iterate - you have no idea how painstakingly I adjusted the line thickensss, spacing, margin
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I actually really really want to do this! It's a chicken and egg thing: do I try to get this 1 product profitable, and then use those profits to invest in new product lines? Or do I try to do multiple versions of the product at first (
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Thanks! Okay I've created a coupon code THANKSHN for 10% off to make it easier for you to try it out for yourself :)
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7y ago
Any interest in helping a fellow HN-er? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19712205
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Nice! I just got your order (thank you!) and just emailed you too.
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I make and sell staff paper notebooks for musicians: https://www.themusiciansnotebook.com/ I'm an avid saxophone player and am taking evening classes in theory, so I made this to solve a problem that I myself had. Noth
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I created https://www.homepagr.com It is meant to replace the "new tab" page in the browser. Nobody seems to feel it's worth $1/month, but myself and my wife use it and we open scores is tabs a day. (If anyon
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Three Kinds of Good Tech Debt
(engineering.squarespace.com)
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I am not sure this merits being on the front page of HN. The majority of the content here describes, in lurid detail, the many hardships and controversies of a man who was obviously unwell. There is no redeeming value to this blow-by-blow o
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8y ago
One technique that is overlooked when transposing music - that maybe is interesting - is using clefs to transpose. Suppose I play alto sax (which I do!) and have sheet music written for a violin, in the concert key, in treble clef. If I wan
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