Hey etalmor, we have the same avatar! (I keep meaning to change mine, will get around to it some day). This is an amazing piece of work - I'll have to check it out. I wonder, could you do something similar for dynamic ranges? For example, set a target velocity range and get an alert if you go over or under.

Hi, I *could* do something for dynamic ranges... but probably not for this tool - it's complicated enough, and I think a well designed tool should be
focused on the right feature set / use cases...

Practicing dynamics is interesting indeed, but I think there is a larger crowd for practicing rhythm ... so probably not now anyway...

B.T.W thanks for the kind words - I'm glad you like it

Cheers
Eran

Sometimes a good plugin is what it takes to get someone to buy a DAW and this is a perfect example Eran - what a super cool tool.

Love the features - very well conceived and engineered. Good video demonstration too BTW.

I've only had the demo of Reaper (mainly just to check it out and find out an answer to a couple questions about it here on this forum) - so looks like I'm going to start using it just for this  

As well as using your plugin for training, I can immediately see a use case for improvising.. playing fast, loose and freely while trusting this tool to drop notes out of bounds might be really interesting to try.

There goes my weekend - such excellent work, thank you!

Thank you for your very warm words - :-) I'm very glad you like it.
B.T.W Instead of taking it from my github - I put it in ReaPack (https://reapack.com/) - it's a much more streamlined way to get plugin updates (I wasn't aware of it myself until a few days ago).

I've put out v1.02 with some improvements (mostly in "swing" and "phase" params).

Cheers,
Eran

Love the features - very well conceived and engineered. Good video demonstration too BTW.

I've only had the demo of Reaper (mainly just to check it out and find out an answer to a couple questions about it here on this forum) - so looks like I'm going to start using it just for this  

As well as using your plugin for training, I can immediately see a use case for improvising.. playing fast, loose and freely while trusting this tool to drop notes out of bounds might be really interesting to try.

There goes my weekend - such excellent work, thank you!

I wrote a cute little (open source) plugin for Reaper which helps you improve your sense of rhythm.
I used it in combination with Pianoteq to demonstrate it.

https://youtu.be/cifj6eh_LF0