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white borders and no fill:
that’s a whole load of jitter above my pay grade 😉
more complex shading of the grid does keep crossing my mind though
each square is a pixel in jitter – more pixels = much more complex code
ok sorry, did not want to put you into trouble. Just was trying to have white without being too whitey 🙂
no need for sorry
i’ve shelved a few ideas for grid displays as i need to learn jitter better – this is the first time i’ve used it
i’m sure there’s simple ways to achieve this
just takes study time
Alfred 0.87
the blue above the keyboard shows the currently selected scale
to do:
- memory stuff – Patterns + Grid
- minor alignments
- clean and label code
- complete/update Info View notes
- write manual
- any other business
- edit – currently scale scan sends scale length info to a couple modules – this should take range into account but doesn’t
dave
>the blue above the keyboard shows the currently selected scale
Nice touch 🙂 but still some work eh ?
Thought : why not implement MPE in Alfred and Iosif ? On clocks values for example. It could be fun, and marketing wise, this would quite surf on the Live 11 release .
diabolic philippe
just a UI update…
MPE? don’t know much about it as i don’t play instrument – which is why i like sequencers…
maybe enlighten me….
onto memory stuff next…
dave
well… getting close now… loads of little improvements:
- vel & dur sequencers now follow triggers not clock steps
- free running pattern counters now run free – correctly
- fixed – counting to full range
- highlighted draw buttons – clearly show which is enabled
- fixed counting issue causing high cpu
- gone some way towards sorting liveset memory issues – need to go through all the jitter code
- lightened background colours slightly
- cleaned and labelled lots of code
- added duration multiplier
lots of hard and good work recently. The overall aspcct is much cleaner now. Some feelings (see attached) :
– there’s something that makes me wonder about the new layout : it feels a bit crowdy again now. Do we really need the word « pattern » ? As it makes the top horizontal line busier (english ?). Suggestion : would the letters A & B in their respective colors be enough ? This would help lower their column size and give a feel of more margin tinthe Clocks / Grid / Vel Dur areas.
– Also, not sure I have a 100% feel that the current Patterns columns do actually relate to the Grid, and not to the other side areas (clocks or vel-dur).
So adding the two worries (top h line and identifying grid and its controls as a unity) I made the attached proposal of having like a title bar area (the title itself might a bad idea IDK). And put together in another area Alfre and version #.
May be it’s too much, and this means a grid resize I guess, so I don’t know if it is worth for you efforts vs result
Tell me what you think ?
hey Philippe
i see your point
let me think on that…
my initial thought is about keeping the grid square – i think i could make it work…
anyway – here is v0.90
loads of code optimisation
have rebuilt the Fill – Join/Lace – a/b code completely as a precursor to memory stuff
it means that all options work correctly – nearly
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