But then you’d need to implement a hundred of features that every standard sequencer has…

And I think I know what you mean by saying “there’s somethings that I didn’t like in Flex”, I am like that as well.

Some buggy/glitchy things:

Double-click notes drop slightly to the right of where I’m trying to place them.

The audio totally distorts by default – levels for each track should start half-way down.

Some suggestions:

After dragging a note longer, the next note I drop should be the same size.

Should be able to select multiple notes – to drag or duplicate.

alt-drag should duplicate a note or group.

But I’m sure you’ve already thought of all this! Keep up the good work.

Cheers,
Shaun

*Instruments: it’s using a simple sine wave for now, but I was thinking to implement something like what I did here…
http://labs.hellokeita.com/2009/05/16/creating-music-in-as3-flash-10/

*MusicXML: I didn’t know about it, I’ll have a look on it.

There’s still a lot of things to be improved, but I really appreciate your fast feedback. Thanks

I see two thinks missing:
* Instsuments: Configure the sound of each track. Basic frequency and wave-shape options are enough.
* what about exporting in MusicXML? It’s an open format, and there’s lot’s of music already in that format.

I’m not saying you should support the 128 general-midi sounds, that’s a crazy amount of work.

The double click to add a note wasn’t intuitive, but I’m really used to FL Studio, so maybe that’s my bias. In the end it worked.

Good luck, and keep creating!
Oh, and share the source

Martín.