snapdrop-android VS helio-sequencer

The PairDrop dev appears to have been shadowbanned by github:

https://github.com/fm-sys/snapdrop-android/issues/356#issuec...

snapdrop can also perform similar function.

Snapdrop for Android (version 2.2.0): Transfer files seamlessly between all your devices - Snapdrop

Nearby share → Warpinator, Snapdrop

Infinity for Reddit: https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-RedditAuthenticator Pro: https://github.com/jamie-mh/AuthenticatorProMarkor - Notes and To Do (I like the Quillnote as well): https://github.com/gsantner/markor / Quillnote: https://github.com/msoultanidis/quillnoteSnapdrop for Android - Based on Apple AirDrop, sharing files and text between Android and PC and vice-versa: https://github.com/fm-sys/snapdrop-android / Photon (only for file sharing): https://github.com/abhi16180/photon/Mull - Hardened Firefox: https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/mull-fenixCatima - Loyalty cards manager: https://github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Android Bitwarden: https://github.com/bitwarden

Snapdrop is primarily aimed at file sharing, but with "floating text selection" enabled it can share text as well. To use it without an internet connection you would need to self host it.

Snapdrop

It's a third-part app , you can download it from here

I downloaded this and played around with it a little.

I’m a little skeptical of something that ditches traditional music notation for piano roll, doesn’t offer any ways to reorganize sections of your song, and then gives you a bunch of tools for key signatures, modes, polymeter, and microtonal music. I’m trying to think of a programming analogy—it’s like checking out a new programming language that has dependent types, higher-kinded types and monads, and a borrow checker, but no strings or integers.

It’s really easy for those of us with analytical, mathematical minds to go diving into the more esoteric parts of music theory. Set theory, microtonality and alternative tuning systems, esoteric scales and cataloging all these different scales—but then you fuck up the basics or miss them completely. I noticed that the “major” scale is only available under its more esoteric name, the “ionian” scale, and then there are five different versions of locrian to choose from, not counting the ones outside 12-EDO.

https://github.com/helio-fm/helio-sequencer/blob/develop/Res...

Even with all these esoteric features, there is no such thing as, say, Eb. There is only D#. As programmers, we really want to normalize all our data so that it’s represented in exactly one way, but as a musician I like having both sharps and flats around. They’re convenient and make the music easier to read.

This is a neat tool for playing around with scales and tunings, but it seems like absolute hell to try and write music this way.

Not really a DAW (more towards a sequencer), and haven't used this software for a year+ to comment on its current state but we have Helio Workstation.

Helio is another cross-platform option, more streamlined and even more powerful.

Helio

Well if you don't want a daw you could try https://helio.fm/

Helio (version 3.8): Music sequencer, designed to be used on all major platforms

I love MuseScore and want a decent notation editor for my tablet, but pickings are slim, unfortunately. Most of the editors I find have abhorrent interfaces. I'd even be fine with a LilyPond frontend or something, rather than what I do now (Helio is truly wonderful and ticks my boxes, but can't produce notation).