# NoteSeer ## Improvise. As you feel it. NoteSeer is a hidden companion, blending the infinite balance of mathematics and the flawless intuition of probabilities with your own aesthetic. ### Candidates With Scale on, only notes in the selected scale are candidates. With it off, all twelve pitch classes are available and the key is inferred from your playing. ### Expectation Maestro, Focus, Muse and Motif prepare the probabilities of the next note from what you have played. ### Decision At the moment of touch, expectation and proximity are considered together. ### Gravity Gives priority to notes close to your touch. ### Maestro Draws on melodies it has learned to predict the next note. ### Focus Favors the examples closest to what you play. ### Muse Learns as you play. Shapes note choices around your current session. ### Motif Recognizes recurring note patterns. Remembers what came next. ### Scale Turn it on when you know the scale: only its notes become candidates. Turn it off to explore: NoteSeer infers the key from your playing. Your memory stays intact. ### Clear memory Clear the memory when moving to a new piece or a new mood. Import a melody from a MIDI file, or export what you have played. ### In MIDI messages from your instrument: notes, velocity, bend and other controls. ### Decide Scale defines the candidates. Maestro, Focus, Muse and Motif prepare the expectation. Gravity weighs proximity. ### Out Only the note number changes when needed. Bend and other MIDI messages pass unchanged. Chords starting together within 8 ms pass unchanged. ## Playing guide Choose your scale. Touch the surface and glide. ### Candidates With Scale on, only notes in the selected scale are candidates. With it off, all twelve pitch classes are available and the key is inferred from your playing. ### Expectation Maestro, Focus, Muse and Motif prepare the probabilities of the next note from what you have played. ### Decision At the moment of touch, expectation and proximity are considered together. ### Connect with MIDI Choose your MIDI input and output. NoteSeer changes the note number when needed. Pitch bend and other MIDI messages pass through unchanged. ### Move your memory Import a melody from a MIDI file and add its last 128 notes to memory. Export that memory as MIDI whenever you like. Exported notes have equal lengths at 120 BPM; performance timing is not recorded. ### Start again Start fresh with Clear memory. Turning Scale off keeps your memory intact. ### Gravity Gives priority to notes close to your touch. ### Maestro Draws on melodies it has learned to predict the next note. ### Focus Favors the examples closest to what you play. ### Muse Learns as you play. Shapes note choices around your current session. ### Motif Recognizes recurring note patterns. Remembers what came next. ## Support & FAQ team@beyondend.dev ### No sound? Turn on Sound, check your device volume and touch the playing surface. ### Can’t see your MIDI device? Open the demo in a browser that supports Web MIDI. Allow device access when choosing an input or output. Support varies by browser and device. ### Does switching language clear memory? No. Your playing history stays with you when you switch languages. Reloading the page or leaving the demo ends the session. ### Is my MIDI file sent to a server? No. Your file is processed in your browser. It is not sent to a server. ## Data handling See what data the demo uses and how it is handled. This explanation is not a privacy policy or terms of use. ### Browser processing Note selection and MIDI file processing happen in your browser. The demo has no accounts, payments or analytics, and does not upload your files. ### Language preference Your language choice is saved in your browser for your next visit. ### Network requests Site files load from the hosting server and demo fonts from Google Fonts. If you select a MIDI output, the MIDI stream is sent to that device, with note numbers changed when needed.