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Re:Making of Musicoacher on Friday September 04, 2015 @04:47PM (#10172791)
2 reasons

1 - yes, was an spontaneous word from a non-native English speaker (I'm brazilian) 2 - musicoach.com is not available

Even not being tecnically correct I think most people will understand the meaning, good enough for a side project I think, names can always change right?

Re:Making of Musicoacher on Friday September 04, 2015 @12:33PM (#10171465)
nice, thanks for sharing, it's on my list to watch later today
Re:Making of Musicoacher on Friday September 04, 2015 @12:23PM (#10171408)
tha's cool, I did saw this site before but didn't notice they have a video annotation tool, just noticed the player, great thing I'll take a lot of ideas from there now :)
Re:Making of Musicoacher on Friday September 04, 2015 @12:22PM (#10171404)
it's for the chord entry component, you inform the chord position (the frets that are going to be played at each string) and the algorithm will name this chord and compute which finger should go where (and also add bare chords when it fits).
Re:Making of Musicoacher on Friday September 04, 2015 @11:21AM (#10171019)
actually, the entry is manual, and to be honest the current entry mode can be pretty tedious, but improved ways are on development.
Re:Musicoacher – a new free music teaching tool on Wednesday September 02, 2015 @10:09AM (#10159215)
Hello,

I'm really excited to announce my free music teaching tool Musicoacher!

This release contains a tool that allow for people to add chords annotations for videos on Youtube, think on it as a new modern way for learning the music, instead of the old way where you have the chords with the lyrics, now you have chords over videos and showing up on the correct time (the provided editor contains the tools to annotate the chords at specific times).

I linked an introduction video that I created that explains how to use the editor.

The project still very young and this is it's very first alpha release, a lot should change soon and all feedback is very welcome.

Please let me know what you think about it, the chords annotation is just a first tool in an idea to provide many more musical annotations (like tabs, lyrics, piano, etc...) that will come and your feedback will help to decide the way forward.

Thanks.