I have a new idea for the sequencer:
Instead of defining individual keys for each sequencer step, wouldn't it be possible to display the current sequencer memory in one place only? On the left and right there would then be buttons for > and < (or +1, -1) as well as >> and << (or +10, -10) for 10 steps forwards and backwards, and perhaps even <<< or <<< or (+100 and -100). This would allow you to control 999 sequencer steps without taking up additional space on the UI (other like single buttons).
To save the current sequencer, just press "SET" and e.g. >. The current setting is then saved on the current step plus 1.
I know that the program is mainly intended as a plug-in for a DAW. But as a standalone (as I use it) the scenario outlined would be brilliant.
Sorry to keep bothering you with changes!
I have a new idea for the sequencer:
Instead of defining individual keys for each sequencer step, wouldn't it be possible to display the current sequencer memory in one place only? On the left and right there would then be buttons for > and < (or +1, -1) as well as >> and << (or +10, -10) for 10 steps forwards and backwards, and perhaps even <<< or <<< or (+100 and -100). This would allow you to control 999 sequencer steps without taking up additional space on the UI (other like single buttons).
To save the current sequencer, just press "SET" and e.g. >. The current setting is then saved on the current step plus 1.
I know that the program is mainly intended as a plug-in for a DAW. But as a standalone (as I use it) the scenario outlined would be brilliant.
Sorry to keep bothering you with changes!