Adam

> We use mp3, since that is what the Android API we use accepts the easiest. However, if you find any other format (flac, wav, etc), conversion is, for me,...

> Do I understand correctly: slight volume changes for each note? yeah! having it randomly be slightly louder or softer makes it a bit more human and less robotic

theyre just suggestions dont worry, do whatever you want. thnak you for your kindness

> So far, we don't have any textual feedback (our intended baby-audience isn't exactly capable of reading 😉) this can be done by audio of someone reading out the chord?...

App is pinned message says "swiping up" gets you out of it but for me, getting out of it requires doing the cog settings thing. this is very confusing. having...

> Could you tell us about how you use it? i use it as a way to make simple melodies when im away from my piano. > Android doesn't allow...

mmm, well maybe a good idea then would be to include https://github.com/ldrolez/free-midi-chords and let users see what notes are being played by shading the note as pressed. this would let...

im chaging the title

> I also like how a metronome / background beat provides a natural learning progression from "hitting the screen makes noise" to "making noise with rhythm". well then with the...

we could just have the user select a chord progression from https://github.com/ldrolez/free-midi-chords and input a bpm and have it loop as a minimal viable product. we can make it more...