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@avstorm well, the trick lets you go brighter than HDR, manipulating the screen brightness, and pushing it over 1000 nits dtinth/superwhite
@luciascarlet i use a free comic sans mono clone dtinth/comic-mono-font
@cooperx86 My agent also found that precalculation takes 15 seconds, so it delegated hammer contact simulation to a pool of Web Workers which runs on-demand. So, the audio thread stays responsive, at the expense of a slightly (few ms) delayed note sometimes. coopiano-js#1
@cooperx86 Thanks for sharing! Many web pianos either use low quality samples or take long time to load. IMO yours strikes a good balance. My agent ported it to the web, supporting Web MIDI, WebMidiLink, and Web Audio Module. demo dtinth.github.io prompt coopiano-js#1