2011/12/29 [email protected] <[email protected]>

> Am Wed, 28 Dec 2011 23:49:58 +0100
> schrieb Sebastian Moors <[email protected]>:
>
> he ho,
> btw, thx thijs for all the work you do and the way you
> interact with us in creating procedure.
>

no probs, nice to see that we can brainstorm a bit about some of the gui
items

i must say that i'm starting to doubt that these changes should be in the
0.9.6
it seems like a 'simple gui change' is taking on bigger proportions and has
some serious consequences (not only to the gui)

imo it's important to get a gui change exactly right since this is not
something you want to do with every release
all those in favor of moving this to the 0.9.7 ?


> some words to the buttons.
>  the extra right click selector for velocity, pan and lead lag are only
> important if you
> use the piano instrument editor. so we can hide them all in normal pattern
> editor mode.
> this mean we only need the both buttons for default note length edit or
> advanced off-note
> functionality.


agree, but then we need to make sure that these functions are well
documented because frankly i had absolutely no idea that some for these
functions even existed !
that's why i'm in favor of grayed-out buttons (event if that function is
not available, at least you can see that it exists), but mauser's argument
that it's not possible to keep adding buttons to the gui makes sense i guess


> also i think this can be done with only one toggle button. in off
> position we edit note length and if toggled you can add off-notes. this
> save one button
> of space.


ok, but then we should have a button that always has 'piano' on it :
- when it is not pressed you are working in drum mode.
- when it is pressed the button text should still be 'piano' and the view
should switch to piano view
imo it makes much more sense! am i the only one that thinks this ??

in piano editor mode we can show the three extra buttons for vel. lead-lag
> and pan. also we can reduce the play midi notes as drumkit or
> instrument-piano to one
> toggle button. this reduce also space.
>

an idea :
how about removing the lead/lag, L-R and velocity buttons completely and
only keeping the dropdown that is located left of the note props window
(aka 'bottom window'  ;-P)
currently this dropdown only has an impact on the notes props window, but
why not use this dropdown to also control the RMB function on the pattern
editor window ?


>
> the same with the destructive recording stuff. we only need the dropdowns
> if destructive
> record is active. and than at first only one dropdown where you can change
> the
> destructive recording mode. the second dropdown is only needed if you
> choose one of the
> latest recording modes called "One rec: 1/64 to One rec 1/1". only here it
> make sense to
> adjust a pre-delete time.
>

ok, if we do it for the note props we should also do it for the destr rec
dropdowns
but Wolke, can you explain what these dropdowns do ?  please, please,
please ?  ;-)


> imo, to reduce the interface structure to only available function in
> corresponding
> editor modes make the interface more easy to understand.
>
> guess you are right
grtz
Thijs

greetings wolke
>
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