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Re: Show HN: Cadence – A guitar theory app

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You can _definitely_ learn enough garage band to make a simple loop! It's very easy to set up, actually - at least on desktop, and I'm sure it's similar enough on the mobile app. You can mark a section on the timeline to loop, and if you record when you're in that state, it'll just continually record to that same section of track. You can also set it up to do a metronome count in before actually recording. So, if you…

I upvoted your comment earlier but I figure thanking you explicitly for that advice would be more courteous. So, thanks!

You're welcome! Hope you have fun.

Re: Show HN: Cadence – A guitar theory app

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I don't want to destroy your enthusiasm, but the name seems (from a legal point of view) a bad choice. www.cadence.com

I'm no expert on this subject but I don't think this is how trademark law works.

If you type "Cadence" (or any other common name really) in a trademark database you will literally get hundreds of result from various countries and industries. I think as long as you're not offering a similar service or at least working on the same industry there is no way they would have a case against you.

Also there are actually quite a few apps which use the name Cadence already (a bike app, an event planning app, a running app...)

Re: Show HN: Cadence – A guitar theory app

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bit late, but hopefully you still see replies: Any chance you could please add a filthy lefty setting? That is, mirror the chord diagrams. It would be so nice.

You're the third one to ask for it since this post so it will definitely be in the next update (in a week or so) as it should be quite easy to implement

Thank you!

It's one of those awful situations of "nobody does it, so nobody is going to do it".

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