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I designed a music notation editor called Notarium using Flowstep. I designed it using Flowstep+MCP by connecting Flowstep to my favorite agent via the Flowstep MCP server feature. Notarium is a music notation editor app that’s easy and practical to use. If you’re a beginner musician or using a notation editor for the first time, you might feel quite confused when you first open the app and not know where to start. That’s why I added the “Learn” feature to Notarium, with the goal of making the learning process easier. You can also use the “Community” feature to share your projects and compositions, and the “Templates” feature to experiment with ready-made templates created and shared by other users.
Designed with Flowstep+MCP
This is such a smart approach. The Learn feature is especially valuable because notation software can feel overwhelming for beginners.
Thank you so much! For those just starting to use music notation software, learning the application can be truly frustrating at first. For this reason, I wanted to add a "learn" feature.
Love this perspective. AI gives us powerful tools, but the creative direction, taste, and final decisions still come from the person behind the work.
Yes, I agree. Even though artificial intelligence makes people's work easier, it is still the human who uses the AI and makes the final decision.
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