Patatap: Create musical forms with your keyboard(patatap.com)
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Patatap: Create musical forms with your keyboard
https://www.patatap.com/?play
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I use this (and the sister web app typeatap) with my pre-school niece. She loves composing music from keyboard letters and has really learned where the letters are on a qwerty keyboard faster than any other option for someone that age. There is seriously some untapped educational potential here. Or maybe it's just forming bad habits.
May I ask where can we find the "sister web app typeatap"? I'm slowly introducing my 3.5 yo daughter with the keyboard. She can pronounce letters from A to Z, and write them on paper in upper case. I'd love to hear about more educational app like this!
Code from main.js: https://www.patatap.com/src/main.js
Enjoyed playing with it. It would be nice to see some WebMIDI support so it can be triggered with a MIDI keyboard.
On the same topic, I found Google's Oboe project really interesting. It's a C++ library for audio that works on both Chrome (via WASM) and Android (with AAudio). This talk from Google I/O 2019 gave a demo/walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GaD0RCp-Q0
Enjoyed playing with it. It would be nice to see some WebMIDI support so it can be triggered with a MIDI keyboard.
On the same topic, I found Google's Oboe project really interesting. It's a C++ library for audio that works on both Chrome (via WASM) and Android (with AAudio). This talk from Google I/O 2019 gave a demo/walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GaD0RCp-Q0
Finally, programmers will be able to show non-technical people how programs are created, haha
In a similar vein, create your own Hatsune Miku style music https://aidn.jp/mikutap/
it's too bad you can't loop things together
I hacked a silly sequencer for it some time ago. You can give it a try by following the instructions here:
https://gist.github.com/eudes/03e840d5afe408dfb866efe9548551...
And here's a demo video: https://twitter.com/eudes/status/1283161726192680967?s=19
https://gist.github.com/eudes/03e840d5afe408dfb866efe9548551...
And here's a demo video: https://twitter.com/eudes/status/1283161726192680967?s=19
Needs a seizure warning. Other than that, it's a lot of fun.