I'm reading up on all discussions and realize that i shouldn't put more
time into this before we have moved to qt4.
Another thought of CC is this, a CC is an controlchange at a specified
time and will affect the controller constantly thru time to next CC
appear so another approach of working with CC is:
Work with controllervalues as with the tempo ruler, a line representing
the actual controlvalue
thru the whole segement, and let the user create controlpoints @ free or
snapped to grid forming a line of the control changes.
Also a define "sample" rate for getting value of the line @ time for
sending it to midi channel, if value at sampletime equals the previous
value, dont send a midi CC...
This gives the user a good overview what the CC value is @ a current
time in a segment.
Anyways this is a good topic to discuss but i put my work on new
drawtools etc. onto the shelf for now.
/Henrik
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From: D. Michael McIntyre
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Sent: 12/11/2008 3:27:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Rosegarden-devel] Question concerning rev. 9523
On Tuesday 11 November 2008, Julie S wrote:
> So, my answer is, I like both methods. Can we have all the methods
options
> available and switch among them: Diamonds, thin bars, and continuous
bars?
Let's not. Pick something and stick with it. We have too many
configurable
doodads as it is. Way too many.
I don't have a vested interest in what you guys pick, but I do have a
vested
interest in trying to put the brakes on having too many configurable
doodads.
--
D. Michael McIntyre
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