Posted by John Dalziel on Tuesday, June 1, 2010,
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As you will all be aware from
previous blogs, thanks to the internet, in order to create music, users
no longer need to know how to play an instrument.
If they want to create something, they can use various online services and mashup "music loops" to create something unique. Soundation is one such website.
Soundation is an online free music mixing program that has many sound loops. The interface is divided into parts..
Posted by John Dalziel on Wednesday, December 30, 2009,
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Authoring Tool
SheetMusicEditor allows users to drag and drop their...
clefs,
time signatures and
notes
...onto the sheet. Very simple, and very intuitive.
Because users have to manually drag everything into the right place the
resulting sheets won’t have that high quality look; alignment of notes
will be slightly off.
A great tool to write down simple tunes and prepare them for printing
quickly. I don't think it would be advisable to use with very
complicated compositions.
Posted by John Dalziel on Sunday, September 27, 2009,
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Authoring Tool
iNudge is a free and fun music synthesizer that lets users create their own sound patterns by selecting steps on a 16×16 matrix.
It seems pointless at first, but once users start creating more advanced sound patterns it can get quite addictive.
Start by selecting little squares on the matrix with a mouse. Users can
adjust volume and speed (tempo) of the 'tune' or clear the pattern with
“CLR” button at the bottom.
If users want to save and play the tune later, the Get & Share allow...
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