Hello again :)
Especially thinking about new players (i.e, myself, lol), I think it would be great if the keygroup's record key LED went RED when the the selected instrument's recorder is armed.
Thanks,
Tene
written by: Tenebrous
Agreed Mike, unplay still has to be seperate. However I think they are intending to do more work on this unplaying mechanism with regards to managing multiple takes of the same instrument, although of course I might be wrong.Hello again :)
Especially thinking about new players (i.e, myself, lol), I think it would be great if the keygroup's record key LED went RED when the the selected instrument's recorder is armed.
Thanks,
Tene
+1 While we are at it, can it pulse the tempo (red then green when recording, perhaps yellow for the last measure?)
I like the pulsing idea. Theoretically it means you could turn off *all* the drummer & clicker sounds when recording (at the moment you always have to have a sound playing so you can keep time when recording).
I totally agree!! It needs to at least go red when armed.
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If the LED toggled too, then it'd probably make sense to make the Arm button a toggle (i.e. press once to arm it, press again to un-arm it), rather than having an associated Cancel button to un-arm it.
I think there is a (worthwhile) distinction between "cancel" and "unplay". I don't care if pressing an armed record button disarms it (if it also flashes so the state is unambiguous) but I think it is more usable to have a separate unplay button (which btw might well flash to sow it is playing.
I'm not too sure how this works if multiple keygroups are playing the same instrument. (recordings are by instrument not keygroup, right??)
Agreed Mike, unplay still has to be seperate. However I think they are intending to do more work on this unplaying mechanism with regards to managing multiple takes of the same instrument, although of course I might be wrong.
And yeah the recordings are by instrument... you can see this in Alpha Setup 3 if you're in Split 5. Set the lowest keygroup to show you the scheduler, and if you record when you have 2 instruments selected, you see two new takes appear in the scheduler (i.e. two new buttons turn green).
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