But also generally, I was looking at other web-based drum machines, and most of them are either super basic, full of ads, or they have bad cryptic UIs. I also wanted to design a more advanced sequencer with a timeline that would have an intuitive UI to work with.
I built a sequencer in NoiseCraft, a browser-based music programming language I built a few years ago (e.g. https://noisecraft.app/101), but you can't chain pattern in this sequencer, which makes it harder to create longer piece (though people have found workarounds).
This is very cool! What inspired you to create this?
Thanks :)
I've made a couple of music apps over the years, including one of the oldest JS music apps on the web, that also does URL encoding: https://pointersgonewild.com/2012/04/23/musictoy-music-made-...
But also generally, I was looking at other web-based drum machines, and most of them are either super basic, full of ads, or they have bad cryptic UIs. I also wanted to design a more advanced sequencer with a timeline that would have an intuitive UI to work with.
I built a sequencer in NoiseCraft, a browser-based music programming language I built a few years ago (e.g. https://noisecraft.app/101), but you can't chain pattern in this sequencer, which makes it harder to create longer piece (though people have found workarounds).