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BeatMatrix: Visual Beat Sequencer
Beat Matrix is a web-based visual step sequencer that lets anyone to create their own musical patterns. It consists of an 8*8 grid, which makes musical patterns come to life. Easy, Simple and Fun.
id="app-details-left"> The Main Sequencer Page Initialising Audio page Inspiration Inspiration of this step sequencer comes from drum pads and MIDI instruments like Launchpad. What it does Beat Matrix is a web-based visual step sequencer that allows you to create musical beat patterns by activating cells on an 8x8 grid. When you hit play, it visually steps through the grid, and you hear the corresponding musical notes (based on a pentatonic scale). You can also control the tempo and clear the patterns. How I built it Beat Matrix was built remarkably using just a single prompt! This initial…
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