
Code Effects is the fastest and most intuitive .NET business rules engine trusted by government entities and Fortune 500 corporations all over the world

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Your instrument’s music, with a piano that plays along

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| Website | codeeffects.com | wesyncopate.com |
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| Company | 2009 | Startup from Austria · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Code Effects Software is the developer of state-of-the-art business rules engine that combines an incredible performance of rule evaluation with revolutionary web interface, allowing the end-users to author and manage their corporate business rules with no knowledge of programming languages or IT...
syncopate arranges public-domain music for each instrument and gives it away free: written for the instrument’s range and key, in difficulty levels from first notes to concert pieces, with a piano that plays along in the browser. It starts with tuba (40 pieces so far), the kind of instrument that...
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As answered by people managing Code Effects and we syncopate.
we syncopate's answer:
People who play an instrument that doesn’t get much good sheet music. Right now that’s tuba players, from beginners to advanced amateurs, plus teachers looking for pieces for their students.
we syncopate's answer:
The music is arranged for your instrument, not just copied from another one. Each piece fits its range and key, has a difficulty level, and comes with a piano that plays along. And it’s free.
we syncopate's answer:
Tomplay and similar apps charge per piece or per month, and for an instrument like tuba they barely have anything. Here the pieces are free, and you can practise them properly: slow them down, loop the hard bit, play with the piano.
we syncopate's answer:
I’ve played tuba for about ten years, and finding music for it was always a pain. Most things are written for other instruments, so you end up transposing them yourself, and practising alone without accompaniment gets boring. Most of the great music is public domain anyway, so I started arranging it properly and putting it online for free, with a piano to play along with. Tuba is the start; other instruments come next.
we syncopate's answer:
Next.js and React for the site, alphaTab for showing the sheet music and playing it back, MuseScore for the PDFs.
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