Beady Belle FanchannelI needed a tool to train my sight reading, so I thought maybe there is an app for that; but then Opus one-shot this in 3 minutes:
I did *not* ask it to create a piano keyboard, I thought it would maybe arrange some buttons to press …
Uses the amazing https://www.vexflow.com/ library
This is so effective, I’ve done it for maybe 60 minutes and I can feel myself noticeably improving already
The source code for #notenlesen is at https://codeberg.org/Profpatsch/Profpatsch/src/branch/canon/users/Profpatsch/notenlesen
and you can run it locally with
nix run git+https://codeberg.org/Profpatsch/Profpatsch#notenlesen
(or clone repo and `go run`)
It runs reasonably-well on mobile, though it could be improved, but side-scrolling the piano is smoother than expected!
I added another thing to #notenlesen: A visualization of your progress :)
Shows which notes you need to work on most to become fluid at #sightreading.
Had my piano lesson yesterday, and holy cow it takes so much load out of your brain once you internalize all the absolute note offsets …
No mother, no bride, no king@Profpatsch that’s the distance between two notes?
@RosaCtrl No which pitch/key a certain note maps to in a certain clef (treble and bass clefs for piano).