Hi, I've just gotten back into qws after quite a while of not using it.
Am now using it with totally different equipment and configuration so it's a
whole new ball game but it has reminded me what a beautifully elegant
program it is and how small alearning curve.
if you just want/need to get things done, this is the way to do it so thank
you.
As for update timing and new features etc, my feelings haven't changed and
are well known on this subject.
If this were a paid program it might be different but it's not so people
should be greatful for what they are given, <smile>.
Won't take up any more of your time but right now qws is getting a lot of
use here and doing exactly what I need, ,smile>.
Cheers!
-----Original Message-----
From: James Bowden
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2013 4:16 PM
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List Suggestions for future upgrades to QWS
Hi folks,
First, just a quick note to David and Raymond say thanks for the
suggestions, they are now on the list - which means I have noted them for
now.
I want to apologise that I have been rather vague or short on the list of
late, so please accept my apologies if anything I have written has either
been terse or delayed. It's been a very busy time of late.
With regard to an update on QWS, I hope to have one out some time soon (no
guarantee when because life is busy) and it mainly contains bug fixes. One
of them is the changing of the filename when you do File -> append. Several
others were to do with things that weren't going properly through the
translation system when you used a different language prompt file.
So, no major new features this time, but your ideas are still always welcome
and I do consider them for when I might have time to work on QWS
programming.
Thank you all once again for your patience and enthusiasm.
With best regards,
James.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David (Mr Music)" <[email protected]>
To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 3:15 PM
Subject: QWS List Suggestions for future upgrades to QWS
Hi James
Here are 3 suggestions for now, that I hope you could include in future
versions:
1. Save the mute status of tracks, so that when you reload a song
the tracks are muted/unmuted, as they were when saving and exiting.
2. Save the equivalent of "current cursor position", so that you are
on the specific track/bar that you were before saving/exiting.
3. With the undo command, show which specific action you
will undo, like in wavePad and some other software packages,
e.g. "undo velocity", or "undo quantize".
Thanks so much
David
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