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The irealb schema was originally cracked by Stephen Irons' Accompaniser.

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In your other project do npm install path/to/ireal-reader-xxx.tgz Acknowledgments tgz file that can be used locally by other modules. To develop and use the project locally, use npm pack. ' Ĭonst iRealJson = iRealReader(iRealHtml) įeel free to fork or submit pull requests. Then, call it: const iRealHtml: string = '

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The example below shows how to read the music from an HTML file using TypeScript.įirst, in your project, npm install ireal-reader-1.3.0.tgz -save.

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As Matt also mentioned, I rarely find myself agreeing 100% with nonbluegrass chord charts that I find online, so I understand why a developer wouldn't want to go there.Īs for the subscription fee, it's $5 a month or $49 a year, and you get a one-month free trial before they charge your credit card. However, you can share the your personal charts with your friends who also subscribe to the app. I'm guessing that we can't add to the public library because the developer doesn't want to have to doublecheck everything.

Make sure you check and edit any chart before you really dive in to it.I agree with Matt about adding and editing in this app. Something to note for any solution - fact check the charts! A lot of charts online and in apps are wrong. The monthly fee is annoying for sure, but it's a practice tax IMO. It's really easy to add new charts to your personal selection or edit existing charts - though there are some songs that aren't in their public library and I haven't figured out how to share / add to the public side. Strum Machine also tends to hide latency pretty well in JamKazam having it present with us online is one of the factors that has made JamKazam so successful for us since 2020. And with Strum Machine people can learn how to follow a bass if they don't already know how. As a bass player, I appreciate that Strum Machine is heartless - it just keeps going, people have to keep up with it. The daily JamKazam jam that I administer and host uses Strum Machine constantly. I also really like how easy it is to create or modify songs. I really like the ability to use Strum Machine on either a computer or a mobile device. Strum Machine's default library is strong for bluegrass, although there are other libraries (for other genre) that you can share into on the Strum Machine forum. Or should I just splurge (so to speak) and get Strum Machine?I use Strum Machine a lot, and have not used iRealPro at all. IRealPro's interface definitely looks older and less convenient, but I am wondering if it can be a viable alternative. So I also looked at iRealPro which has the advantage to be a one-time-pay app. It is relatively cheap, but it is a subscription service and I already have a bunch of those, and they are starting to add up every month.

I have been eyeing Strum Machine for a while. Make sure you check and edit any chart before you really dive in to it. I primarily use this only when I'm at a gypsy jam or similar. It's a little less user friendly and I don't know if they have a desktop version (if they do, I have not used it). They have a lot of user generated charts and they are really easy to download (great for offline).

IRealB is great for jazz but works for other music genres too. I primarily use this for practice though sometimes I'll use the charts at a bluegrass jam. The ability to easily select a specific section to repeat is great too.

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Being able to use the same app on your desktop and mobile device is a big plus IMO. Strum machine is great for bluegrass tunes mostly though other genres can work (not as well though).

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