todo

# Todo now

- Flat vs sharp mode. Make it an option. Options page, generally?
- Fix the first click overlay
- Tuning bugs. When changing state, there's no good way of resetting.

  ### Sounds 
    - Record and save to mp3. 
    - See about replacing the sound player with: https://github.com/danigb/smplr
  
  ### Functionality
    - Save multiple configurations you've enjoyed. Be able to load them up later.
      - Last 10 played configs.
    - https://www.billionsofnotes.com/what-scale -> This could go back to the main page with the key and scale selected.    
    - A more in depth "These are the notes in this scale" mode. Show the whole and half steps.    
    - Bass component: The tuning of bass guitars is strange because when it gets to 6 strings it doesn't just go lower. Cater for this.  
    - Allow single note items to be played as if they're tremolo'd.
      - Add "Tremolo" as a variable. Tremolo X of the selected notes randomly.
    - combined notes could show sub playback progress
  
# Maybe later: 
  - Get the count stuff back and have it not cause a render.   
  - "Show me how to play this"/Import Midi. The fretboard is pretty cool. Having a way to import a midi file and then show you how to play it would be awesome. 
    - Add some sort of  "Don't play stuff... I'm just looking at the fretboard" mode. (Continue with ShowMe.js)
  - For any scale, when hovering over the notes on the fretboard, show the relationship that note has with the root note. (Minor third, Perfect 5th, etc)
  - Give me a second verse with these notes -> This could use the same notes but maybe change the last note to something else?
    - "I like these notes, Give me a variation" -> Use the current notes but jiggle them around
    - At least add a duplicate? This would double up the number of notes and empty notes.
  - Chords. Chords that make sense in the context of the current notes.
  - More interesting visualizations of the generated notes. Perhaps the pattern followed on the current fretboard?
  - Add a circle of 5ths
  - Add a vertical piano roll with the notes coming down from the top.