Metronome and rhythm
BPM, tap tempo, subdivisions, accents, ramps, polyrhythms, visual pulse, and practice-ready click-track export.
Open-source music practice
OpenPractice Toolkit
A free, open-source, local-first toolkit for metronome work, notation prehearing, rhythm training, transcription experiments, and beginner-friendly self-practice.
Ronova.dev carries the public project entry. The repository remains the source of truth for bootstrap documents, workstream notes, and implementation proposals.
What this project is
OpenPractice Toolkit is in its founding phase. The current repository makes the scope, governance, and workstreams reviewable before heavier application code lands.
The aim is useful practice tooling before spectacle: clear timing, simple notation playback, practical feedback, open exports, and privacy-respecting local processing where feasible.
Project boundary
Core practice features should remain usable without a paid API or cloud account.
Optional AI-assisted workflows may be explored later, but they must stay clearly separated from required local practice tools.
If identity is ever needed inside the Ronova ecosystem, it should use the existing Ronova ID layer instead of creating a second account system.
First workstreams
The first modules stay practical and inspectable.
Notation prehearing
Simple note and chord playback before practice, measure loops, slow playback, and MIDI or MusicXML export paths.
Practice feedback
Record playing, clapping, or tapping; compare timing against a target; and show early or late feedback in a student-friendly way.
Audio and video research
Monophonic audio-to-notes first, with video-to-rhythm kept as an experimental local-first research track rather than a promised production feature.
Public source
The public repository is the canonical place for issues, branch-specific workstream prompts, documentation, and early implementation proposals.
Open GitHub repositoryExternal