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Make it Yourself is a digital book collecting over 1000 useful DIY projects from creative people worldwide. Each featured item links to its original project website, where the information needed to make it is available.
PianoCheetah is piano practice software that converts song notes to a maximum of ten keys, intended for playing with fingers rather than hand hopping. Notes are shown in a simplified notation aligned to the fingers, and the user sets tempo and note velocities while other tracks follow. The site states it is not a DAW.
SLYNYRD is an animated pixel art gallery of works by Raymond Schlitter. The listed pieces document frame counts, dimensions, color counts and frame timings, including a Titan launch scene from the game Hyper Echelon. Some entries offer prints and merchandise.
Paintable is a digital painting education site offering free tutorials, project briefs, and resources, plus a community academy with video lessons and feedback. Its Digital Painting Academy offers 370+ video lessons, monthly workshops, and constructive feedback, with a 7-day free trial. The separate Illustration From Imagination program is described as intensive and requires a base knowledge of basics.
SpeedCubeDB is a free online speedcubing algorithm and reconstruction database. It covers algorithms for 2x2 through 6x6 cubes as well as Square 1, Pyraminx, Megaminx, and Skewb. The site also lists practice tools including a scramble analyzer and cross trainer, and offers login for tracking progress.
Impro-Visor is a music notation program from Harvey Mudd College Computer Science Department, designed to help jazz musicians compose and hear solos similar to improvised ones. It generates rhythm-section accompaniment from chords and can be used as a play-along device. The free, open-source software is licensed under GNU General Public License v2.
