Delay and reverb calculator
The milliseconds of every note value at a given tempo, dotted and triplet included, with a suggested pre-delay.
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The milliseconds of every note value at a given tempo, dotted and triplet included, with a suggested pre-delay.
Frequency, MIDI number, period and wavelength of any note, with an A4 reference adjustable from 432 to 446 Hz.
The stave of a melody, a listen, and fresh bars generated in the key and scale you choose, downloadable as a MIDI file.
Tune guitar and bass from the microphone, with ten tunings, an adjustable A4 reference and the offset read in cents. It picks the audio input and can play the note you are looking for.
The tempo of a track by tapping it with your finger or your keyboard, with the average, the spread and the nearest round value.
A click that does not drift, from 30 to 300 BPM, with an accent on the first beat, subdivisions, and a tempo you can tap in.
How long a section lasts, what tempo makes it last that long, how many bars fit — in any metre, odd ones included.
Twenty progressions in twelve keys, with symbols and degrees, an arpeggiated listen and a direct hand-off to the music paper.
A held note to tune, pitch or improvise against, with an adjustable reference and a just fifth.
The twelve major keys with their relative minors, and a map of how you get from one key to another.
Recognise intervals and chords by ear. Four levels, keyboard answers, a session score with accuracy per type.
Plug the guitar in and play in the browser. Three channels, tone, a simulated cabinet and a recording you can play back and download.
Switch on the notes you played and get the keys that contain them, ranked, with the notes left outside and the ones you have not touched yet.
Press the notes on two octaves of keyboard and get the name of the chord, symbol and spelled out, with the inversion when the bass is not the root.
One note at a time on the stave, you say which. Treble and bass clef, three levels, score, streak and average time.
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How many clicks per second you can manage, and how long you take to react to a signal, averaged over five attempts.
Dice in XdY notation, with modifiers, keep-highest, advantage and disadvantage, and the evening's history.
Check that your camera and microphone work, with the detected resolution and a live audio level. Nothing is recorded.
Press a key and watch it light up on the drawing. Shows the key code, how many you are holding at once, and which ones you have already tried.
A countdown to put on screen with OBS. Length or clock time, text above and below, transparent background.
Write a list, draw one entry. Cryptographic draw, an option to remove whoever has come up, shareable link.
Load your own sounds, map them to keys and fire them while you stream. Overlap, hold-to-play and a panic stop.
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Words, characters, sentences, standard pages and reading time, with the limits for X, Instagram and the meta description.
How many words a minute you actually type, in English or Italian, with the accuracy and the errors that remain.
Twenty-five minutes and five, adjustable, with the long break on the fourth round and a sound that arrives on time even in the background.
Paste a text and get the GULPEASE index in Italian or Flesch in English, with over-long sentences marked and the words you repeat.
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Paste some JSON, find out whether it is valid and where it breaks, with line and column when the browser gives them.
From epoch to date and back, in seconds or milliseconds, with ISO 8601 and the time in any zone.
Version 4 UUIDs, one at a time or in batches, in lowercase, uppercase, without hyphens or in braces.
A token's header and payload, with readable dates and glossed claims. The signature is not verified, and the tool says so.
The three units live together, with a configurable base and the typographic scale of the value on exact ratios.
Network, broadcast, range and usable hosts of an IPv4 block, with the two exceptions almost no calculator explains.
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Your files never leave your browser. Images, spreadsheets, documents and PDFs go in together, and each one says for itself what it can become.
Paste two lists and see who is only here, only there, and in both, with counts and a button to copy each column.
Fill in the fields, see the preview and copy the signature ready to paste. Table with inline styles, no external images, works with Outlook and Gmail.
Items, discount, VAT and total, with a free rate and Swiss and Italian presets. It prints as an A4 document, with the client's address set for a window envelope.
People down the rows, days across the columns, and the shifts split fairly. Mark who is away by clicking a cell, and the real spread is always written.
Several PDFs into one, or just the pages you need out of a big one. Reordering, ranges, rotation. All in the browser, the files never leave.
Photographs and scans into one PDF, one per page. Page size, orientation and margins are yours to pick. All in the browser, the files never leave.
An old .xls spreadsheet becomes an .xlsx that opens anywhere. It also reads CSVs and HTML tables disguised as Excel. All in the browser, the file never leaves.
Recovers text and tables from an old .doc into a clean .docx. It also reads RTF files and web pages disguised as Word. All in the browser.
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From one base colour to five harmonies, with the contrast ratio of black and white on every swatch and export to CSS.
Drop an image and pull out three to eight dominant colours, with hex and contrast. The image stays in your browser.
Drop the photos in, pick the long side and the quality, see what they weigh before and after. Up to twenty at a time, all in the browser.
PNG to JPG, to WebP and back. The size stays, the quality is yours, and under the transparency you put the colour you want.
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Paste your text and read it large, with automatic scrolling at an adjustable speed, a mirror for the glass and a corner timer. The text is never stored anywhere.
A guided sequence of eight exercises with a timer. Three lengths, forward and back, a chime on change if you want one.
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