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Yottasynth, an open-source synthesizer with Persian microtonal tuning support
(github.com)
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yottanami
3mo ago
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SonicStandard – a weekly, human‑curated and not AI music zine
(sonicstandard.com)
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yottanami
7mo ago
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yottanami
7mo ago
Hi HN I built SonicStandard because my music recommendations started to feel weirdly “same-y.” Great production, polished playlists… but fewer surprises. And I was tired of those fully AI generated musics which all sounds like each other. A
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yottanami
2y ago
Sounds like an interesting idea but honestly I have no idea how many people will use the game.
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yottanami
2y ago
Thanks for you feedback. It is really valuable for me. Actually, my main idea when I started this project was helping to remember the chords and common progressions on a real keyboard. Like making a muscle memory, so personally prefer to ke
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yottanami
2y ago
Thank you very much for your suggestions. I made a small update and added a guidance to help users for now and hopefully will share the new version.
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yottanami
2y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I will try to apply what you mentioned the roman numerals and the chord names in next version
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yottanami
2y ago
Thank you very much. My goal with this game is to not only teach individual chords but also to delve into basic practical harmony, chord resolutions, and common progressions. This comprehensive approach is designed to support those interest
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yottanami
2y ago
Thank you for your feedback. It will be very valuable to me. Can I ask what browser you are using on your iPad? I guess Chrome will solve your problem on your iPad. I will try to look into it. As you mentioned, this is a first step and the
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yottanami
2y ago
Thanks for the link, I hadn't seen it before. I guess it focuses more on teaching scales and chords, and the main difference this game has is teaching how to put chords after each other and also common progressions.
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yottanami
2y ago
I've improved the in-game messages a bit to guide you. As mentioned before, you'll need a MIDI device (or a phone or tablet as a virtual MIDI device) connected to your computer, and a modern browser with MIDI access on your comput
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yottanami
2y ago
I hope Chord Nebula helps you practice chord progressions. I'd love to hear your feedback, and feel free to join our mailing list for updates.
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yottanami
2y ago
Thank You All for the Amazing Feedback! I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone for the incredible feedback. I honestly didn't anticipate such a positive response, and it has motivated me to dedicate more time and effort to de
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Show HN: A simple web game to help learn chords and basic progressions
(chords.yottanami.com)
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yottanami
2y ago
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Radio Boot #3 released
(radioboot.com)
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yottanami
12y ago
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