music scale plot
A vibe-coded web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Simple web application written with vibe coding for plotting music microtonal scales.
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A client-side web application for plotting charts of microtonal music scales expressed in just intonation.
Supports scales from various traditions including Byzantine/psaltic music, Ottoman makam, and Western tuning systems. Intervals are entered as ratios (e.g. 9/8 for a major tone, 5/4 for a just major third) and the resulting chart displays vertically stacked rectangles whose heights are proportional to each interval's size in cents.
fonts/Neanes.woff2 and fonts/BravuraText.woff2 are not covered by the Apache-2.0 licence above.
See fonts/README.md for both fonts' provenance and terms.
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