Hey ya Alex, slow times...

2013/4/29 Alex Stone <[email protected]>

> Having given this quite a bit of thought, i offer the following as
> suggestions for two new track types.
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> 1. Folder track.
>
> The folder track is simply and only, a container, for other tracks. For
> large projects, with many many tracks, the process of navigation can be
> challenging when trying to create soundscapes that involve using a track
> near the top, and one near the bottom of the track list (as an example).
>
> In addition to this, orchestral projects, in a fairly generic sense at
> least, often involve working in orchestral sections, i.e. Strings,
> Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, and so on.
>
> Using these examples, a folder track based use case might be as follows:
>
> A folder track is created, and named "strings".
>
> The user multiple selects the strings tracks he wishes to add to the
> folder, and drag and drops them onto the folder track, or, the user right
> clicks the folder track and opens a dialog that lists all the tracks in the
> project. The user multiple selects tracks from the list, and hits enter to
> add them to the folder. There are 2 columns in the dialog, one containing
> all the tracks for the project, and one that lists the current tracks in
> the folder.
>
> The folder can be "opened" and "closed" with a toggle keybinding, or
> double click on the folder track header. When the folder is closed, the
> user only sees a single folder track. When the folder is opened, the tracks
> within the folder appear. The user can open a folder, work on the tracks,
> then hide the tracks again.
>
> With this type of folder track, the user can significantly reduce the
> navigation involved in large project workflow, simply moving from folder to
> folder, opening and closing as he or she goes.
>
>
> To remove tracks from the folder, right click on the folder track header,
> open the dialog, and remove the tracks currently listed for the folder.
> (select and press delete. This only removes the tracks from the folder
> column, nothing else.)
>
>
Yep, mostly on the same track. We want this. We'll see what the summer
brings, there's a lot of stuff I'd like to do.


> --------------------------------
>
> 2. Text or annotation segment.
>
>
> The user creates an empty region/segment (i don't know the muse syntax),
> and right clicks on the region. The menu has a new entry, titled "text".
> This changes the state of the segment to a text field, in which the user
> can type an annotation, notes about the project pertaining to dynamics, etc.
>
> Alternatively, the user highlights a track header, where he wishes to
> insert a text region/segment, and uses a keybinding to insert a unique text
> region. (if the playback cursor can be used as an edit point, as part of an
> X/Y with the selected track header, then some sort of icon, which can be
> mouse clicked may also be useful)
>
> The user then clicks in the text region, and adds text. The region can be
> resized, and text will adjust accordingly.
>

So I guess you want a part (segment) type that displays text in the
arrangement? Would not be too hard to fix I think, what type of information
would you put in there?

Regards,
Robert



>
>
>
> I hope that these suggestions at the very least prompt a discussion, that
> may or may not evolve into something that may prove beneficial for a wider
> range of users, and their workflow.
>
>
> Alex.
>
>
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