Chordly is a free, open-source online tool for making chord sheets, chord charts, and lead sheets. It transposes chords instantly, imports ChordPro files, exports to PDF, and organizes chord sheets into set lists. Users can edit chords and lyrics inline, with changes saved instantly. No account is required.
Soundslice is a web-based tool for creating and using interactive sheet music. It syncs notation with real recordings such as YouTube or MP3 audio. The player allows clicking notes to jump to moments in a video, looping sections, slowing playback and transposing. A notation and tab editor is free for basic usage. It also offers a sheet music scanner and works in a browser on any device.
Two simple programs for children learning music notation. One is a TETRIS-like game with random notes scrolling on the screen; the other is an animated orc controlled by a piano. A MIDI device must be connected via a MIDI-to-USB cable.
Netabc.tcl is a Tcl/Tk user interface for creating web pages that display abc music notation files using Jef Moine's Abc2svg JavaScript library. It renders tunes in common music notation in the browser and plays them, and the generated html file is stored on the user's computer. The program requires tcl/tk 8.5 or 8.6, though Windows users can run netabc.exe.
Lyricsify is described as a collection of song lyrics, with all lyrics available in LRC format. The site offers browsing of artists alphabetically and lists of top songs, top artists and hot songs. Users can enter an artist name or song title to find lyrics.
synced+ is a minimal, cross-platform, browser-compatible ELRC creator. It lets users import audio and create precisely timed, word-by-word synced lyrics, and it can import LRC/ELRC, TXT, SRT files or pasted lyrics text.
Lyrics.com is a compilation of song lyrics, album details and video clips assembled by a music community and contributing editors. Users can browse lyrics and artists alphabetically or search by keywords, follow artists, discuss and rate work, and translate pieces into other languages. A community feature helps identify songs whose name or lyrics are not remembered.
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Soundslice is a web-based tool for creating and using interactive sheet music. It syncs notation with real recordings such as YouTube or MP3 audio. The player allows clicking notes to jump to moments in a video, looping sections, slowing playback and transposing. A notation and tab editor is free for basic usage. It also offers a sheet music scanner and works in a browser on any device.
Two simple programs for children learning music notation. One is a TETRIS-like game with random notes scrolling on the screen; the other is an animated orc controlled by a piano. A MIDI device must be connected via a MIDI-to-USB cable.
Netabc.tcl is a Tcl/Tk user interface for creating web pages that display abc music notation files using Jef Moine's Abc2svg JavaScript library. It renders tunes in common music notation in the browser and plays them, and the generated html file is stored on the user's computer. The program requires tcl/tk 8.5 or 8.6, though Windows users can run netabc.exe.
Lyricsify is described as a collection of song lyrics, with all lyrics available in LRC format. The site offers browsing of artists alphabetically and lists of top songs, top artists and hot songs. Users can enter an artist name or song title to find lyrics.
synced+ is a minimal, cross-platform, browser-compatible ELRC creator. It lets users import audio and create precisely timed, word-by-word synced lyrics, and it can import LRC/ELRC, TXT, SRT files or pasted lyrics text.
Lyrics.com is a compilation of song lyrics, album details and video clips assembled by a music community and contributing editors. Users can browse lyrics and artists alphabetically or search by keywords, follow artists, discuss and rate work, and translate pieces into other languages. A community feature helps identify songs whose name or lyrics are not remembered.
