Archive of the Gamebuino Classic forum (2014-2018), rebuilt from the pages kept by the Wayback Machine: only part of the topics and pages were captured. Read-only. Removal on request: hi@gamebuino.com.
Music Note - the music learning tool
Awot Fri Mar 10, 2017 10:38 pm
Hello,
I made this tool to learn how to read music notes.
Functions:
- 4 notes on a musical stave with their names, (left/right and up/down to modify)
- Press A to switch Treble Key (clef de SOL) and Bass key (clef de FA)
- Press B to hide/unhide the notes names
- Press A+B to randomize the musical notes
- Hold LEFT 2 sec to switch US/FR musical notes (eg. C = DO, D= RE, E=MI...)
v1.0 :
https://github.com/Awot83/MusicNote
I made this tool to learn how to read music notes.
Functions:
- 4 notes on a musical stave with their names, (left/right and up/down to modify)
- Press A to switch Treble Key (clef de SOL) and Bass key (clef de FA)
- Press B to hide/unhide the notes names
- Press A+B to randomize the musical notes
- Hold LEFT 2 sec to switch US/FR musical notes (eg. C = DO, D= RE, E=MI...)
v1.0 :
https://github.com/Awot83/MusicNote
Attachments: MusicNotes.zip (not archived)
erico Mon Mar 13, 2017 4:48 pm
Looks like a funky idea! Nice one!
Drakker Mon Mar 13, 2017 10:03 pm
Wow I might actually use this myself. Great job!
sprite Wed Mar 15, 2017 4:20 am
Hey, I know nothing about music, but this looks great!
frakasss Wed Mar 15, 2017 8:52 am
Nice :D !
That's a detail, but would it be possible to hide/unhide additional lines? :)
Are we able to ear the real sound? :)
Are you going to dev the equivalent for rythm? :)
...So many possibilities with your prog! 8-)
That's a detail, but would it be possible to hide/unhide additional lines? :)
Are we able to ear the real sound? :)
Are you going to dev the equivalent for rythm? :)
...So many possibilities with your prog! 8-)
Awot Sun Mar 19, 2017 12:12 pm
Hello frakasss thank's for your reply,
i didn't implement the sound but i would be a good idea
i don't understand what additional lines we could hide/unhide could you explain that ??
and an equivalent for rythm would be nice too
i didn't implement the sound but i would be a good idea
i don't understand what additional lines we could hide/unhide could you explain that ??
and an equivalent for rythm would be nice too
frakasss Mon Mar 20, 2017 1:08 pm
Hey!
Looking at screenshots in the first post:
A normal stave is composed by 5 lines.
Additional lines under this stave should appear only for notes under the stave.
As an example, the 'do' has one line going through the note. You should only display this additional line.
The 'la' under the stave need 2 additional lines. Then you can display 2 lines.
Does this explanation make sense?
If not, I'll try to send some pictures!
Looking at screenshots in the first post:
A normal stave is composed by 5 lines.
Additional lines under this stave should appear only for notes under the stave.
As an example, the 'do' has one line going through the note. You should only display this additional line.
The 'la' under the stave need 2 additional lines. Then you can display 2 lines.
Does this explanation make sense?
If not, I'll try to send some pictures!
Awot Fri Mar 24, 2017 2:51 pm
Hello frakasss,
Yes the additional lines over or under the notes appears only when at least 1 note of the stave is under or over the regular stave.
i made a little video presentation of the program here showing all the functions:
Yes the additional lines over or under the notes appears only when at least 1 note of the stave is under or over the regular stave.
i made a little video presentation of the program here showing all the functions:

