I've never been to a ton of these sites lol
It used to run on a calc?

This wouldn't be about money. This would work like forumotion, but you guys would have more control than forumotion gives you.
Like, pianists, mathmmagicians, (I say it that way on purpose ), and favorite calculator model groups like 83+SE advocates or Nspire CX CAS advocates.
And the permission to create your own groups after you have X amount of posts.

I can't wait for calcsys for CSE's... Or for somebody to compile calcsysX lol

So now my list of calcs to buy: Prizm, 89, 86, Classpad, CSE, old Nspires. In no particular order.

BASIC is interpreted tho...
Anyway, this looks like a nice prog! If I get a CSE this will be on it.

ik, but interpreted languages can be compiled if you write a compiler for it

first?
Well it's good I can measure my speeds now lol

The entire archives at ticalc.. I estimate at no more than 10gb, and that's giving it lots of headroom.
ALL of Omni would fit on a flash drive lol

I'm on it, utz.

It's an incompatible type for the 83+ port, though so I guess I'm not.

The only difference I can see is in the documentation (May not be different from other hardware models, like the 82...). The manual says that CLEAR stops playback, but VAR is the button that does it on the 83+.
I'm writing my own tuning table, I play piano by ear like a freak of nature and the tuning set you had annoyed me Not only was EVERY note a half step down, but many of them weren't tuned properly at all and I found out that it was easy to fix that. So, I'll post it here in a little while.

Releasing the source may allow some experts optimize your code
Also, if you change the hex interface so that each hex number corresponds to a certain note, (e.g. 01=C 02=C# it may make user interface easier.
I have some ideas for a fourth engine, more standardized.

I suggest it creates another prog for songs, so we can share

If it has an SD card port, then we're set. Ladies and gentleman, the newest homebrewing platform!