2011/11/24 [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Am Thu, 24 Nov 2011 15:28:34 +0100
> schrieb thijs van severen <[email protected]>:
>
> > hi guys
> >
> > i have been working on a mockup for the pattern editor controls.
> > IMHO they lac some consistency (mix of buttons, LCD display, drop-down)
> >
> > in att you can find a mockup i have made pixel-per-pixel :-S
> > let me know what you think, and especially if the buttons and button
> placement
> > is intuitive or not
> >
> > remark : there are 2 'drum / keyboard' toggle buttons :
> > - 1 to switch between drum-notation mode and piano-notation mode (used to
> > be the Piano/Drum button)
> > - 1 to switch between drum/piano midi input mode (used to be the
> > Drumset/Instrument drop-down)
> >
> > Mauser already pointed out that this can be confusing for the user, but i
> > cant come up with any other icon that represents these options any better
> > ideas, suggestions are welcome !
> >
> >
> > grtz
> > Thijs
> >
> >
>
> i like it. but if you switch to piano mode, you found also entries for
> velocity, pan, and
> lead lag in the note-length/note-off drop-down. this are made for direct
> editing of note
> property’s in piano mode. for example, if you have multiple notes in one
> position to
> create chords.
>
> greetings wolke
>
hi Wolke,
i dont quite follow, can you explain some more?
btw : i was thinking about an alternative for the keyboard / drum buttons,
and i'll make some more buttons (i'm thinking drumsticks / music note)
>
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