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seems that android uses android.media -> jet player for playing midi notes
Will this be added in near future
Almost finishing a Guitar chords programs, playing the chords is a need
http://www.10eurosoftware.com/android/presentation.png
grCor
Will this be added in near future
Almost finishing a Guitar chords programs, playing the chords is a need
http://www.10eurosoftware.com/android/presentation.png
grCor
Wow
Nice to see a fellow musician here. I hope we can get on the Android-platform simular applications like those for iPhone, for instance Amplitube and so on.
Why do you need MIDI? I guess it would be OK for arpeggio but for a chord (a simple strum), wouldn't it be better with a WAV-file, MP3-file or another sound-format (recorded by you)?
Nice to see a fellow musician here. I hope we can get on the Android-platform simular applications like those for iPhone, for instance Amplitube and so on.
Why do you need MIDI? I guess it would be OK for arpeggio but for a chord (a simple strum), wouldn't it be better with a WAV-file, MP3-file or another sound-format (recorded by you)?
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there are more then 3000 chords including variations
Not computer generated chords, but real chords with finger numbers, or note names, which you really can play, based on my program Super Guitar Chord Finder
I have done tests with ogg files which is ok
Playing more sound files after each other works also ok
But then i have to record for each string at least 24 sound files
and the last note played from a chord must have a longer release time
However does a guitarist needs sound for Android device??, me personally not, most of the time it's only needed for a quick reference.
There is also a chordname finder included; find chords by note input
or by TAB notation input, it will tell you the chordname
ps.
here is a live recording from my band: Timemachine, Long Train Running
YouTube - Time Machine - Long train running
grCor
Not computer generated chords, but real chords with finger numbers, or note names, which you really can play, based on my program Super Guitar Chord Finder
I have done tests with ogg files which is ok
Playing more sound files after each other works also ok
But then i have to record for each string at least 24 sound files
and the last note played from a chord must have a longer release time
However does a guitarist needs sound for Android device??, me personally not, most of the time it's only needed for a quick reference.
There is also a chordname finder included; find chords by note input
or by TAB notation input, it will tell you the chordname
ps.
here is a live recording from my band: Timemachine, Long Train Running
YouTube - Time Machine - Long train running
grCor
I thought you were including only the basic chords which, on seconds thoughts, would still involve quite a lot of chords. Yes, probably MIDI is the way to go... 
I like the TAB-feature - haven't seen this before in other applications.
Nice performance! Are you the person playing rhytm-guitar?
I like the TAB-feature - haven't seen this before in other applications.
Nice performance! Are you the person playing rhytm-guitar?
I'am playing at the left( behind the other guitarist) , keyboards and also solo guitar.
are you a guitarist?
Then maybe you willing to test my program if it is in final stage?
and let me hear what you think.
Do you have a real android device?
I have test it with HTC Magic, 320x480 screen
grCor
are you a guitarist?
Then maybe you willing to test my program if it is in final stage?
and let me hear what you think.
Do you have a real android device?
I have test it with HTC Magic, 320x480 screen
grCor
This thread just makes my day because my primary desire is to create music apps for android. I am a sample developer who has created several virtual instruments using synthedit. I have synthmaker and licensed other vsti engines for use with my samples.
Now, I would like to create specialized music apps for android utilizing my samples. I am hoping (and praying) that basic4android is the key to this since I have used Visual Basic 6 for many, many years.
I am also a php/mysql database programmer and see I can create android mysql apps. Awesome!
Just for clarification, will I be able to create various music apps/instruments like there are on iphone devices? I plan to create specifically for tablets, since I own a gtablet, but I also own an Evo, so I will create for both types.
Mike
Now, I would like to create specialized music apps for android utilizing my samples. I am hoping (and praying) that basic4android is the key to this since I have used Visual Basic 6 for many, many years.
I am also a php/mysql database programmer and see I can create android mysql apps. Awesome!
Just for clarification, will I be able to create various music apps/instruments like there are on iphone devices? I plan to create specifically for tablets, since I own a gtablet, but I also own an Evo, so I will create for both types.
Mike
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