This set theory app that displays data from ForteAPI into a D3Dag that can be used to experiment with sounds and create play-along tracks.
- Buttons to adjust zoom, transposition, and octaves for the graph are on the top left
- Zooming is also available using mouse wheel
- Hovering on a graph node will highlight its children
- Click on a graph node to audiate the selected set, to open a panel showing the properties of the set, and limit notes not in the set on the piano.
- Button on bottom left opens the horizontal menu containing the piano, program, and options tabs
- Octaves on the are controlled by 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,- keys
- You can also shift up one octave using spacebar and down one octave using caps lock
- Click on the audio panel buttons to playback any midi file and program
- This contains a midi player and parser that parses forte numbers using inversion notation to limit notes at a certain timestamp. By loading a midi file, you can use forte numbers create a program that realizes the chord changes.
- Click the Set @ Time button is a shorthand to append the current selected set, current selected transposition, current selected timestamp in the midi file to the program body
- Click the Parse Program button to verify and load the program to be played back
- Many options change the graph in various ways such as graph type and graph text
- Some options improve the performance of the program playback for slower devices
- There is MIDI support so you can connect a MIDI controller to play
- Vue + TS
- D3
- D3Dag
- JZZ
- Standard MIDI Files
- Synth Tiny
- Input Keyboard