Search Results for "input-leap"

...The program generates a random sequence of notes in the range selected by the user, and controls the speed and accuracy of their playing. Instead of random notes can be loaded not very complex melodies in MusicXML format and practice by studying them. Input the notes possible not only with MIDI-keyboard, but from the PC-keyboard, as well as using the virtual keyboard.

...Individual racers laps are saved along with each races results. Posted in the wiki for a DIY Transponder unit for under $10. Supports TCP, Serial (COM), or Keyboard input.

eGPXviewer is a GPS track viewer capable of summarizing key data of input track GPS series, displaying the track's altitude & speed profile and provide interactive 3D perspective views of it. The GPS track data should be input from a GPX exchange formatted file which is typically obtained by downloading a GPX file from a GPS receiver/tracker (e.g. Garmin™) or an iOS™/Android™ tracker app. The GPX exchange format is a standard output file format available in most GPS tracker devices/applications. ...

This tool allows you to make your own unique cross stitch design from custom image. You can resize and rotate image, reduce the number of colors, change image palette, make cross stitch design, preview it, save and print. Cross stitch design edition available: colors and icons changing, new color addition, color fill, pixel draw, lines and half-stitches.

Note: this project has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/Scepheo/Yaife Yet Another Input File Editor (Yaife) is, you guessed it, an editor for TAS movie files. I know these already exist (hence the name), but reading about the problems people have with editing BizHawk movie files (unzipping, finicky sync settings) and having my own troubles with HourGlass, I decided the idea could use an update. Currently supported movie files are: BizHawk (BK2), Hourglass, Dolphin, Visual Boy Advance, PSXjin and PCSX-rr.

Rhythm Feedback provides a visualization of played rhythms in realtime. The audio-input (mic) is used for the detection. Smooth tempo changes are tracked and displayed as a curve. Single notes are qualified as early, in-time or late.