User:Arseniiv/Interval player idea: Difference between revisions

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			''Note that this page is a very old one! (November 2020 for the previous edit.) Now I think it’s easier to just use Scale Workshop, Surge XT’s inbuilt tuning editor or something else, to test intervals. There is just so many options I’m aware now.''

	Interval player is a website yet to be made which would allow comparing intervals or chords with each other, and comparing them being rendered using different timbres. The list of timbres would be fixed, as they’re just samples on the server, but the user would be able to enter intervals and chords in a variety of ways. Moreover, they would be able to listen to a downward/upward arpeggios, not just simultaneously played notes.		Interval player is a website yet to be made which would allow comparing intervals or chords with each other, and comparing them being rendered using different timbres. The list of timbres would be fixed, as they’re just samples on the server, but the user would be able to enter intervals and chords in a variety of ways. Moreover, they would be able to listen to a downward/upward arpeggios, not just simultaneously played notes.