Chromatone
Theory
12
Color
5
Light
3
The Sun
Light spectrum
Electromagnetic radiation
Human color perception
Color models
3
Subtractive color models
Additive color models
Perceptual color models
Color names
Modal interplay
2
Synesthesia
Chromatic spectrum
Sound
5
Nature of sound
Human auditory system
Psychoacoustics
1
Audio illusions
Frequency and pitch
Timbre and overtones
Rhythm
7
Pulse, beat and tempo
Rhythm, timeline, ostinato
Counting
Meters
4
Simple meters
Compound meters
Complex meters
Common time
Rhythmic systems
5
Euclidean rhythms
Afro-Cuban clave
Indian tala
Flamenco compás
African cross-beats
Syncopation, swing and groove
Drum rudiments
Notes
7
Temperaments
4
Just intonation
Pythagorean tuning
Equal temperament
Tunings comparison
Solmization
National notation systems of ancient and modern cultures
Classic European music staff notation
3
Sight reading
Evolution of european notation systems
The Real Book
Alternative notation systems
9
Numbered notation
Bilinear notation
Chromatic staff
Klavarskribo
Dodeka
Parsons code
Integer notation
Standard pitch notation
Tabulature
Computer notation
4
Ring Tone Text Transfer Language
ABC notation
Piano roll
MIDI
Chromatone color notation
Intervals
7
Unison and octave
Fifth and fourth
Third and sixth
Seconds and sevenths
Emancipation of dissonance
Sensory dissonance
Interval cycles
Chords
5
Triads
Tetrads
Hexads and more
Pentads
Tone clusters
Scales
8
Study of scales
Pentatonic scales
Diatonic scales
Melodic minor
Double harmonic
Symmetrical scales
Scale degrees
Indian Raga
Harmony
9
Harmony study
Polytonality
Modulation
Harmonic movements
Functional tonal harmony
Chord-scale system
Nonchord tones
Modality
Reharmonization
Melody
6
Melody study
Motif
Motion
Singing
Drone
Articulation and ornamentation
Composition
8
Sound painting
Generative theory of tonal music
Atonality and serialism
Musical form
Song structure
Composers
Texture
Electronic minimalism
Synthesis
3
Karplus–Strong string
Modulation techniques
Distortion
External resources
Practice
11
Color
6
RGB
CMYK
HSL, Lch, HWB
Lab
MIDI color mixing
Color palette generator
Sound
5
Equal loudness contour
Monochord
Sensory dissonance curve
String overtones
Microphone audio analysis
Rhythm
6
Circular metronome
Rhythm bars
Drum machine
Musical transport
Drum rudiments
Wheels
Pitch
5
Tuner
Spectrogram
Pitch roll
Drone
Table
Chords
7
Circle of fifths
Tonal array
Chord progressions
Step sequencer
Tabs
Mode degrees
Scale chords
Chroma
8
See Chroma
Сhromagram
Chroma Grid
Profile
GPU shader
1
GPU shader with feedback
Compass
Waveform
Chromatic hands
MIDI
7
MIDI Roll
MIDI Monitor
MIDI Router
MIDI Log
MIDI Radar
MIDI Recorder
MIDI File visualizer
Synthesis
6
Karplus–Strong synthesis
Soundfont sampler synth
Elementary synth
Noise lab
AMY synth
ChucK
Jam
3
Random Jam
Jam table
Jam session
Experiments
10
Ambient drone box
Fretboard calculator
Paper
Sound laboratory
MIDI keys
Printables
2
Printable A4 piano chords
A4 cheat-sheet
Dev experiments
MIDI Rows
Chroma touch
Elementary Refs
External tools
Academy
Shop
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Theory
Notes
Alternative notation systems
There's a plenty of proposed and actually used ways of writing down and communicating music information
Numbered notation
A simplified notation using numbers to show scale degrees
Bilinear notation
Upgraded staff notation by Jose A. Sotorrio
Chromatic staff
Extension of the regular staff to have room for all the 12 notes
Klavarskribo
Vertical chromatic staff notation by Cornelis Pot
Dodeka
Keyboard and notation redesigned for consistence and ease of use
Parsons code
A simple notation used to identify a piece of music through melodic motion
Integer notation
System that uses numbers to show notes
Standard pitch notation
American SPN
Tabulature
Explicit note playing instructions for the instrument
Here's the growing list of all the known alternative approaches to notation systems:
Tabulature
Numbered notation
Bilinear notation
Chromatic staff
Klavarscribo
Dodeka
Parsons code
Standard pitch notation
Integer notation
Classic European music staff notation
Computer notation
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