Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
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Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#2This thing is amazing can you add recording?
Perhaps some samples you or visitors create?
Then add a little sampler for beat and it’s a fantastic tool
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#3I've also enjoyed Google's blob opera, for something similar!
https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/blob-opera/AAHW...
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
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Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#5I've also enjoyed Google's blob opera, for something similar! https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/blob-opera/AAHW...
And the original singing mouths made by the same guy: https://www.adultswim.com/etcetera/choir/
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#6Neat!
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#7Fun! I'd love the option to increase (double?) range. It would sacrifice precision somewhat, so a toggle would be ideal.
A toggle for quickly visualizing notes would also be useful, as well as keyboard shortcuts — perhaps while one clicks the mouse on a given note, pressing the keyboard shortcut for another specific note gradually moves pitch in that direction, with programmable speed.
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#8Fun! I'd love the option to increase (double?) range. It would sacrifice precision somewhat, so a toggle would be ideal. A toggle for quickly visualizing notes would also be useful, as well as keyboard shortcuts — perhaps while one clicks the mouse on a given note, pressing the keyboard shortcut for another specific note gradually moves pitch in that direction, with programmable speed.
Oh, and clicking multiple times at the leftmost portion of the instrument (around 1/4th from the top) sounds exactly like Laurie Anderson's classic "O Superman" :)
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#9I've also enjoyed Google's blob opera, for something similar! https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/blob-opera/AAHW...
Not to nitpick, but, it being "Arts & Culture" and all, they could've at least said opera aria ...
... not song.-
Re: Show HN: A singing synthesizer for the browser with automatic 3-part harmony
#10I've also enjoyed Google's blob opera, for something similar! https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/blob-opera/AAHW...
Not to nitpick, but, it being "Arts & Culture" and all, they could've at least said opera aria ... ... not song.-
Not to nitpick but an aria is for one voice.