Hello, I'll do some homework then and look over the git history and git familiar with the code base ;-)
Something I'm realizing though is that without the interface being formally defined in some way and also the documentation being out of sync, its difficult to know what the vision is. For example, by looking through the code, I discovered that setting note velocity is done by left click dragging a note up or down, contrary to what the manual says (mouse wheel). So I hope you don't mind me asking some questions in regards to interface function as I go along. This might be an opportunity to define how the interface will work, in areas that haven't yet solidified. For example. Is the velocity slider at the bottom supposed to set the initial velocity of the note? Thanks again for the great software! Best regards, Element On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 2:26 AM, J. Liles <[email protected]> wrote: > You've got it about right. The git version of non-sequencer is still in a > transitional phase. You might have better luck with version 1.9.4--it'll be > missing a few features, but that was the last official release version. The > current dangling work on non-sequencer involves improving the input method, > and generally making the application usable entirely via touch-screen. The > copy/paste/move feature is new and indeed unfinished. You'll also find > that, due to the underlying pattern data format being MIDI, moving a > selection of notes 'through' existing notes produces a less than desirable > effect. Some of these issues can be classified as bugs--easily fixable--, > while others are more just a symptom of the incomplete changes . To be > perfectly honest, I haven't fully settled on the particulars of the > redesign, but I pushed the changes anyway because it was preferable to > leaving 1.9.4 as the only operable version. > > >
