
Design a seven-page music composer app named piano key with QML and Qt, featuring home, composer dashboard, playlist, keyboard with treble and bass clefs, and auto composer.
Design a music player and composer app using Qt and QML, building seven pages and loading them with a loader, while using rectangles for the title bar and main area.
Design and test a gradient-enabled qml loader with a red title bar and blue main window, including logo and menu, and scaffold seven qml pages for music player and composer.
QML/Qt practical design by learning to insert and animate images and text in a main window, using anchors, margins, and properties to control size and source.
Call Qt functions from QML by exposing a C++ object via the QML engine context, then update a wallpaper image with random values bounded to 35 images using a timer.
Load different windows in QML, use a list model and list view to display items, and animate images with a timer, while the logo returns to the main QML.
Design a composer window with a top title bar, left music note selector, bottom keyboard, and center area, using list models for keyboard and notes.
Explains building piano editor in QML/Qt using a keyboard in QML, list views for white and black keys, and a delegate component with press color changes and a sound hook.
Learn to implement the play sound function for 28 piano notes, map flats and sharps, and build a list view with radio buttons for flat, none, or sharp.
Design the music editor main area with treble and bass clefs, 14 equal spaces, and vertical note lines using repeaters and list view delegates.
Learn to build a qt/qml music composer interface using properties, timers, and dynamic objects; place notes on vertical time lines and horizontal pitch lines, and manage them with a multimap.
Explore interactive QML/Qt design by handling mouse events on vertical staff lines, dynamically creating and placing music note components, and updating key colors and playback on click.
Explore managing musical notes in qml/qt with c++, using batch delete of lines, add and remove nodes in a multimap, and playing sounds with qsoundeffect via timers.
Design a QML/Qt save workflow with a popup that saves only when at least one note exists, requires a name of at least three letters, and updates the playlist.
Design a playlist menu with a dynamic list model and a nested list view in qml, showing each song’s name, image, date, and five action options.
Learn to manage a music playlist by loading, deleting, copying songs, and controlling playback speed with set and get speed, while updating the local file system and playlist model.
Learn to create dynamic qml components for a falling keyboard effect using createComponent, sequential animation, and timers, with synchronized key placement, colors, and piano-style white and black keys.
Implement timer-driven playback of music notes in qml, map key indices to actual names, handle sharps and flats with minor keys arrays, and drive key lighting as notes play.
Develop a QML piano interface in Qt that maps white and black keys, handles sharps and flats, and uses key indices and colors as rectangles hit.
Design and animate falling key rectangles in the qml/qt practical design workshop, showing gradient changes as keys touch the keyboard and displaying each key name.
Explain how to set properties in QML by explicitly declaring attributes like underscore color and index, with tests and color changes as keys cross a red line.
Explore designing a qml/qt form for music generation, using text fields, labels, combo boxes, and check boxes to collect song name, duration, level, and clef choices, then generate.
Hands-on design of a large complex software using Qt, Qml and C++ from Scratch.
This course teaches Qml /Qt using the design of a Large sophisticated Music composer application. The students learns the concept from scratch as the lecture opens by introducing Qml basic concepts like rectangles, text, images, anchors and loaders up until when complex calculations and dynamic object/page loading takes place.
Some of the concepts QML, QT and C++ concepts you will learn in this course includes:
1. Concept of List view, nested list view, component, delegates and List model and how they are used to implement dynamic objects.
2. Image and text insertion, including animation using timers and random number generators.
3. Back-end implementation through calling Qt functions in QML using QINVOKABLES();
4. Playing media in QML using Qt libraries, Qsoundeffect, Qsound(), etc.
5. How to create dynamic component in QMl using the createcomponent libraries.
6. How to implement Popup and form component : radio buttons, combo box, textfield, submit button and how form inputs are processed on the backend.
7. Reading keyboard input and mouse action like: onpressed, onreleased, onentered, onexited, onclicked etc.
8. Setting list view properties for dynamic component including : append(), remove(), insert() etc.
At the end of this course, the student will be able to design complex software in QT/QML.