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Looks really nice and it's fun to play around with. Maybe a control for inversing the chords would be fun? That would mean support for chords like A7/c# and may

Looks really nice and it's fun to play around with. Maybe a control for inversing the chords would be fun? That would mean support for chords like A7/c# and maybe also closer chord voicings. I should also add that the app became much more fun when I accidentally read the "Help" menu and became aware of "play" and "root" - maybe that information should be a bit more visible? I'm interested in what if any library you've used for the theory - did you just built one yourself? You could take a look at teoria(https://github.com/saebekassebil/teoria https://github.com/saebekassebil/teoria) which is a by now pretty seasoned music theory library in js, with a chord parser included. EDIT: (PS: Also add9 add11 chords would be nice)

nebspetrovic 9y ago
Thanks! Chord inversion is definitely on my todo list. Your point about the help page is really good, I'm going to figure out a better way to introduce the feature to new users. I was primarily thinking of users coming in via my YouTube channel in which I made a tutorial video, but I hadn't really thought about organic traffic. For the theory I just wrote it myself, you can check it out here: https://github.com/nebs/notekitchen https://github.com/nebs/notekitchen Feel free to submit a PR if you find any bugs or inefficiencies. I'll check out Teoria, haven't heard of it before.