I've been working on an IDE for music composition http://ngrid.io. I'll release it soon.
Music Grid
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#13It's cool that anything sounds great
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#14Super cute!
I assume it's using the pentatonic scale or other music theory trickery to make "anything" sound good? :)
First try, came up with https://music-grid.surge.sh/#4-2048-8-2114-2-2370-2-2112-321..., am happy
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#15Playback always starts on second row - possible off-by-one error? And a dedicated "Play from start" button would improve experience.
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#16That was enjoyable to play with! Thanks for sharing. I think it would be nicer if it didn't use the anchor tag for storing data which messes up history, especially since it has a built-in share that generates a URL that can recreate the song. It would be cool if it just read the URL in once on load and didn't update it unless share was clicked.
To me the mistake is not having the back/forward buttons honor the different states. It would be a nice built-in undo/redo.
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#18https://music-grid.surge.sh/#26-2561-71-711-26-2592-23-663-4...
Small bug? I added a 16th row, and when you follow my link it shows all 16, but the “Rows:” in the header says 15.
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#19The use of binary in the URL is very clever. Great way to make it shareable with a reasonable length url.
Also, if you really wanted to, you can write a program to construct these URLs.
Edit: I wrote the program: https://gist.github.com/jedberg/37e9680806bc517925daeaae4798...
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