On 18/06/07, Knut Erik Teigen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello again, > > I noticed that if you have soloed an instrument, when you press the solo > button of another instrument, the previous instrument > will still have solo status. The intuitive behavior is that if another > instrument gets solo status, the solo status for the original instrument > will be disabled. > I've added code so that when the solo button is pressed, any other > instruments with solo status are "unsoloed". > > Regards, > Knut Erik Teigen >
I think I remember having this discussion a long time ago, but you and some of the others weren't around then so I'll explain again. The reason for it being possible to solo multiple instruments is to make it as efficient as possible to mute/unmute tracks. If you have 10 instruments and only want to hear two of them, you can solo those two instead of muting all eight others. 8 clicks vs. 2 clicks is very compelling. In this way I guess it is less of a "solo" action and more of being the converse action to mute, but we don't have a word for that so we call it "solo". Laszlo _______________________________________________ jokosher-devel-list mailing list jokosher-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/jokosher-devel-list
