tiniuclx

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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Yes you are right! I'll fix it straight away. The transposition is correct because I used the app for it ;)
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Thanks a lot! You are already able to input inversions, using the Slash Chords feature. Once the sound engine is implemented, being able to hear the specified inversion will come for free. Thanks for the suggestions, I'll keep them in
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Not yet! That's a planned feature - chords will sound out when entered and when tapped within the chart.
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Chord Chart Memo is much cheaper than iReal Pro, and it is laser-focused on making it as easy as possible to enter your own charts. Most apps on the market are designed for playing charts made by other people - Chord Chart Memo aims to serv
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
A share button is pretty high on the priority list, as that's what musicians in bands would need the most. As for libraries of charts, there are many other apps that do that very well already! I wanted to focus on fast editing of chart
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Yes I have considered support for roman numeral notation! It would not be too hard to put the keyboard into a mode where roman numerals are displayed for the note keys & chart itself.
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
No sounds just yet - but that is a planned feature. The sounds of the chords will play every time a chord is input, and upon tapping any given chord, for feedbock. Interesting suggestion about showing the note names that make up each chord!
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Thanks a lot! Yeah, when I had the idea for the circle of fifths keyboard, I knew I just had to build it because it has so many benefits compared to the naive approach, especially when thinking "harmonically". Yes, there are plans
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Show HN: A tool for creating chord charts on the go(tiniuc.com)
150 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|39 comments
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Unlike most other game engines, Godot has been designed from the very start to build a very specific application... The Godot Editor! Features for building the Editor have been added to the engine since the beginning of development.
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Native file dialogs would be nice, agreed. Same for drag and drop support. The great thing about Godot is that it is, after all, "just" an open source application written in C++, and if someone wants to add support for this badly
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Unfortunately I don't think this is great out of the box. Godot renders using very low level graphics API, which I believe would bypass any OS-level accessibility features. However there is work being done in this area, specifically fo
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Yes! I was vaguely aware of a DAW project in Godot, just couldn't remember the specifics. A DAW seems like a fantastic application because Godot has great support for playing sounds thanks to being a game engine.
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Already done so, but thanks!
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
I've written an article about why I think Godot is a good tool for general app development, not just for building games. The article talks about my experience working with Godot for a mobile app for musicians, as well as some insight f
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Godot for App Development(tiniuc.com)
76 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|29 comments
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What is Old is New Again(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
2 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|0 comments
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Why is "right" the right direction?(stochasticsunshine.substack.com)
3 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 2y ago
Frieren is a modern classic, with some of the best animation I've ever seen & deals with the themes of companionship and regret in a surprisingly mature way. It would be my recommendation for sure!
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The business of wallets(bitsaboutmoney.com)
106 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|63 comments
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KNX and Matter: Position Paper(knxtoday.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 2y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
This is great news for the Open Source Godot game engine - Slay the Spire is a massive indie hit and the developers have ported the sequel to Godot after the recent Unity licensing fiasco. If Slay the Spire 2 is even half as successful as t
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Slay the Spire devs followed through on abandoning Unity(gamedeveloper.com)
3 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|1 comments
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
Gathering requirement & making sure you are building the right thing will always be a tough & important task for SW Engineers, no matter how good language models get.
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
Given how extensive the latest wave of gamedev layoffs was, I'm worried that this is gonna impact game development going forwards. Many devs will just... not work on games anymore and find a more stable career, and those people will be
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
Godot has very comprehensive GUI components. You're working with buttons, labels & windows, not at the rendering level (unless you want to!) Here's an overview of what's available: https://docs.godotengine.org&
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
One of the great things about Godot is that the editor itself is a "game" running on top of the Godot game engine! This means that improvements to the Linux port will be noticeable in both published games and the editor itself. As
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My Company Has Earned Its First Paycheck(ludic.mataroa.blog)
3 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
I don't think it's as black and white as that. I'm not looking to take shortcuts, I'm looking to use the tools at my disposal to make a game that couldn't be otherwise possible. On that note, the plan is to make cer
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
As a solo game dev, I'm quite happy with this change. I'm a programmer & musician by trade, art is definitely my weak point. I don't think paying artists for their work is gonna go away any time soon, there's just so

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