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A bass transcription editor built on three rows: how long the note is, where it sits on the neck, and what it is called.
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A bass transcription editor built on three rows: note length, fretboard position, and the name of the note.
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A bass transcription editor built on three rows: how long the note is, where it
sits on the neck, and what it is called.
• index.html — the landing page
• bass-notation.html — the editor itself, 271 KB
The editor is self-contained and works offline. Transcriptions are saved as
plain .json on your own machine; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
bass-notation.html is the editor and is edited directly — it has no build step
and no dependencies. Open it in a browser and it runs.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A bass transcription editor built on three rows: how long the note is, where it
sits on the neck, and what it is called.
• index.html — the landing page
• bass-notation.html — the editor itself, 271 KB
The editor is self-contained and works offline. Transcriptions are saved as
plain .json on your own machine; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
bass-notation.html is the editor and is edited directly — it has no build step
and no dependencies. Open it in a browser and it runs.Read the full README ↗