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This would give the ability to remap every key usually used for playing MIDI notes on the computer keyboard (as well as all the unused keys in between them) by either manually remapping every key or specifying an isomorphic layout.
Justification
This would give users with no access to MIDI keyboards more power and flexibility with using their computer keyboard as a musical instrument by allowing them to shape the layout to their liking. Isomorphic layouts in particular are more intuitive to use and play not just on a computer keyboard, but in general. It works by changing the vertical and horizontal values to affect how many scale degrees a step along each axis corresponds to. This also makes it very useful for easily being able to play in different tuning systems, so this would be a great complimentary feature to the new Microtuner.
Mockup
Here's an interactive example of how the example isomorphic layout shown in the screenshot would actually feel like to play on a computer keyboard.
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Here's another example of the how the example isomorphic layout shown in the screenshot would actually feel like to play on a computer keyboard, except that you can actually change the vertical and horizontal values on this page to get a better feel for the concept. Check under "Isomorphic key mapping"
Enhancement Summary
This would give the ability to remap every key usually used for playing MIDI notes on the computer keyboard (as well as all the unused keys in between them) by either manually remapping every key or specifying an isomorphic layout.
Justification
This would give users with no access to MIDI keyboards more power and flexibility with using their computer keyboard as a musical instrument by allowing them to shape the layout to their liking. Isomorphic layouts in particular are more intuitive to use and play not just on a computer keyboard, but in general. It works by changing the vertical and horizontal values to affect how many scale degrees a step along each axis corresponds to. This also makes it very useful for easily being able to play in different tuning systems, so this would be a great complimentary feature to the new Microtuner.
Mockup
Here's an interactive example of how the example isomorphic layout shown in the screenshot would actually feel like to play on a computer keyboard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: