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Post by farles on Jul 17, 2022 0:19:17 GMT 1
Hey all - just discovered this app and it seems amazing but to be honest I haven't used it yet so TBD. I am starting to really get into guitar again and I was searching for java based music libraries since I am an experienced java application developer with alot of java UI know how and I was thinking of looking to somehow bridge backing tracks with realtime information about what chords/scales/arpeggios might be good to play. This is done in some youtube video backing tracks but not uniformly and I think being able to code custom views for what I am trying to learn and be driven by a totally customizable experience could be hugely beneficial.
Thoughts? I think I would probably create an extension of the app itself or create some sort of RMI interface between JJazzLab and my UI - provided JJazzLab could provide the required musical info in realtime - I would need to develop this.
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Post by farles on Jul 17, 2022 0:23:04 GMT 1
Ok - just installed and I could spot that flatlaf from anywhere  |
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Post by farles on Jul 17, 2022 0:30:44 GMT 1
Ok - this app is amazing
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Post by snah on Jul 17, 2022 6:17:24 GMT 1
Hi Farles, your idea seems very interesting - even if I did not understand everything (...). It seems to me that this suggestion of external communication is close to the one that Jerome on request of my part realized in the possibility of creating links to external files of any kind - exe jpg pdf etc... (window/memo/create a line). Concerning the chords, you can have a direct access to a vast library of diagrams in the Notations window. Jjazzlab is a gold mine! (but you have to take the trouble to dig...) good luck for your project hans Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) |
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Post by Jerome on Jul 20, 2022 21:51:25 GMT 1
Yes that would be nice. I can help you getting started if you want.
A starting point could be to look at the NotesViewer module: in the "Played notes" mode it also listens to which chords are currently being played. In chord "Selection" mode it shows the selected chord notes and also the scale if one is defined.
The NotesViewer example uses an independent Netbeans window, but another approach could be to add an additional "harmonic hint" part in each bar of the chord leadsheet. You have an example of this approach when you enable the Improvision Help window.
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