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ClairwaveClairwave

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Clairwave gives ChatGPT grounded ocean-acoustics answers instead of estimates from memory. Ask about any point in the world ocean and the plugin runs propagation physics on Clairwave's platform: parabol… …ipshape fleet, and compute the power-summed noise level at a fixed site such as a fish farm or hydrophone. Every location accepts a place name ("outside Halifax", "Strait of Hormuz") as well as coordinates. Every simulation result carries a replication bundle (sound-speed profile, bottom parameters,…

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Education & ResearchVersion 1.0.0
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Metronome: Music tempo+beatWidget

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…it for almost any instrument. Play piano, guitar, drums, violin, bass, ukulele, flute, trumpet, saxophone, cello, or any other instrument. You can also use it for singing, dancing, clapping, marching, or learning rhythm. If you want to stay on the beat, this metronome can help. Choose your tempo in… …yers, and professional musicians. It is useful during lessons, rehearsals, warm-ups, concerts, and daily practice. Whether you play for five minutes or five hours, a steady beat makes practice more helpful. Use it to learn new songs. Use it to fix hard parts. Use it to build speed without rushing. U…

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Education & ResearchVersion 2.0.0
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Music BlockOLEKSII SHEVCHENKO

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…ic Block supports guitar, bass, ukulele, piano and keyboards, drums, strings, brass, woodwinds, saxophones, and voices. Guitar, bass, and ukulele examples include TAB; keyboards use a grand staff; ensembles can contain up to eight parts. Every example includes playback, so you can hear what you are learning, change the tempo, and mute or solo individual parts. You can also work with alternate tunings, extended-r…

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Education & ResearchVersion 1.2.0
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