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'''[https://xenpaper.com/ Xenpaper]''' is a microtonal text based sequencer. It supports using indexed notes within an [[equal-step tuning]], [[chords]] including both tempered and untempered customizing the BPM and oscillator, and displaying a ruler. You can easily create short tunes and experiment in your web browser, and it's also easily accessible on school computers, so you can make songs anywhere, but it is stuck in 4/4 time signature, unless you want a slow, but swingy feel.
'''Xenpaper''' is a text-based microtonal sequencer developed by [[Damien Clarke]] (aka [[mosfez]]). It supports notes and chords in relative pitch, including [[just intonation]], [[equal-step tuning]]s, arbitrary tuning in [[cent]]s and indexed notation within an equal-step tuning or a custom scale, as well as in absolute pitch (in [[Hz]]). While chords are supported, the sequencer otherwise supports only one voice at a time. Other features include customizing the BPM and oscillator, looping, displaying a pitch ruler, and sharing tunes by URL or iframe.
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Xenpaper is designed to help musicians easily create short tunes and experiment in their web browser, hence its slogan: "Write down musical ideas and share the link around."
 
== External links ==
* [https://xenpaper.com/ Official website] '''(CURRENTLY DOWN/NOT WORKING)'''
* '''[https://luphoria.com/xenpaper/ Fork/Mirror]''' (to transfer a link for a xen sketch, replace <code>https://xenpaper.com/#</code> with <code>https://luphoria.com/xenpaper/#</code>)
* [https://github.com/dxinteractive/xenpaper GitHub repository]
 
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Latest revision as of 03:19, 18 October 2024

Xenpaper is a text-based microtonal sequencer developed by Damien Clarke (aka mosfez). It supports notes and chords in relative pitch, including just intonation, equal-step tunings, arbitrary tuning in cents and indexed notation within an equal-step tuning or a custom scale, as well as in absolute pitch (in Hz). While chords are supported, the sequencer otherwise supports only one voice at a time. Other features include customizing the BPM and oscillator, looping, displaying a pitch ruler, and sharing tunes by URL or iframe.

Xenpaper is designed to help musicians easily create short tunes and experiment in their web browser, hence its slogan: "Write down musical ideas and share the link around."

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