Hi Tim, hi all,
Certain information is missing on the TrackInfo tab.
I have several songs which contain Fluidsynth instances using FluidR2.sf2
In these songs, the Alt tab displays for tracks that use these Fluidsynth
instances the following information (I just name some examples):
"Channel Info: Pop Bass"
"Channel Info: Room 1" (for drums)
This kind of information is not displayed on the TrackInfo tab.
Tim, it would be nice if you could implement the display of this kind of
information on the TrackInfo tab.
Regards,
Jens
PS. I have added Robert as a CC recipient because I am not sure if he receives
my mails via the developers maiing list. He announced yesterday that he will
build a pre-release of version 3.0. It would be nice if the issue which I have
described above is resolved before releasing the pre-release.
Am Mittwoch, 13. April 2016, 13:01:06 schrieb Tim E. Real:
> On April 13, 2016 04:24:56 PM you wrote:
> > Hi Tim, hi all,
> >
> > Behaviour: When I click the Alt tab in that region at the left edge of
> > MusE's main program window (I do not know the name of that region), i.e.
> > that region which contains information for every single track, so that the
> > old style of that region is displayed, and I then close MusE and start it
> > again and load the same song again, and click the same track in that song
> > again, then the TrackInfo tab is displayed, but not the Alt tab which I
> > had
> > clicked before.
> >
> > Suggestion: MusE should remember which of these tabs had been clicked
> > (TrackInfo or Alt tab) when MusE is closed. MusE should display the
> > respective selected tab again after a new start of MusE. And the Global
> > Settings window should have an option which enables the user to define
> > which of those two tabs should be the default tab to be displayed for all
> > tracks in all existing and newly created songs.
>
> Absolutely.
> No worries, just making sure the extra Alt button makes sense
> before I add the ability to remember its state.
>
> And a default setting sounds good.
>
> But actually, the goal in all of this makeover stuff was to
> /eliminate/ that old alternate trackinfo panel.
> Or replace it with other useful boxes of info.
>
> I simply included that panel to 'hedge my bets' in case
> users were not comfortable with the new midi strip which
> is designed to replace that panel.
>
> After all, currently that panel contains all duplicate information
> already found in the midi strip.
> So it serves no purpose other than an alternate form of display,
> at least for the moment...
>
> Tim.
>
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jens
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