We've built a sheet-music rendering engine in JavaScript/HTML5. It syncs real audio with sheet music and is intended to be the best way to learn a song.
Incredible work guys. I signed up quite a while back and you have come a super long way! The site is looking great and the live sheet music is spectacular.
Notezilla (http://www.notezilla.io/library) is similar. It, too, plays real audio synced with visible and interactive sheet music, but it is for classical and pop music instead of guitar music. It doesn’t support guitar tabs, and it has a smaller library, but everything in its library is free.
This is incredible, it's amazing to see this all running in the browser.
One nag, I didn't actually know I could scrub on the tabs until I clicked - have you thought about adding a grey-like highlight on hover? Either with the same bar or highlighting the notes under the mouse?
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Would be great to incorporate learning tracks like treehouse -
let the user decide what songs they want to learn - and keep track of how they are doing on their goals
As someone trying to learn to play guitar, being able to loop and 4 measures at a time to play along with is incredibly useful.
One nag, I didn't actually know I could scrub on the tabs until I clicked - have you thought about adding a grey-like highlight on hover? Either with the same bar or highlighting the notes under the mouse?