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'''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. | '''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. | ||
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." | 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." | ||
Revision as of 04:17, 19 September 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."