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How did you make the video for the homepage? I like the circle that represents a touch.
Atebits has a nice iPhone demo tutorial: http://blog.atebits.com/2009/03/not-your-average-iphone-scre...
How did you make the video for the homepage? I like the circle that represents a touch.
I think SimFinger is the app used to represent touch. Atebits has a nice iPhone demo tutorial: http://blog.atebits.com/2009/03/not-your-average-iphone-scre...
Do you have plans to do this for other instruments? I can see it being enormously popular for guitar tab, especially if you can add your own tabs to it.
EDIT: Additionally, I think $3 is a perfect introductory price. If you've built a large enough following, you can leverage that to increase the price (perhaps by offering updates/large additional music libraries?) at a later date.
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I don't think that's the deal breaker for experienced players. That'd be pretty to solve with a bluetooth foot-pedal. Here are a few of the things that come to mind that pro-level folks would have hang-ups on: • Typesetting: I don't know what score format they're using, but this can be a big one. There's a big difference between a professionally engraved score and just having the right notes there. • Annotations: Fro…
It was mentioned elsewhere that the typesetting is done via LilyPond, which is supposed to be excellent.
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Incidentally, the very last company I worked at (before realizing I should do my own thing) was Tapulous :)
So you must know Kyle Kinkade, then? He and I have been drinking buddies since we met at MSFT in early '07
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Some really basic audio recognition should enable the software to figure out the current position on the sheet, hence making it useful for experienced players as well.
really basic? score following is hard.
Is it just me or does the note play when it hits the left edge of the highlight? This seems counter intuitive.