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By neatonk:

I got excited and made a bunch of changes to the sequencer. I've pushed
them into a new branch for review before merge into master. Let me know
what you guys think.

https://github.com/overtone/overtone/tree/sequencer

You'll notice a couple of buttons that don't do anything yet (Mute, Solo),
but will. I've added a inst-param combobox that lets you select one of the
insts params for editing. Here's how it works...

- alt-click or alt-click-drag on the grid to edit the param value. You
will notice the shade of the cells change. This may be better done another
way.
- ctl-click or ctl-click-drag to delete an entry/entries.
- shift click to mute an entry entries.

I just started working on a popup toolbox widget that could be used in any
widget to modify the effect of a mouse event without using modifiers. I
think it will be pretty useful in the sequencer, and the piano-roll.

Thanks,

Kevin

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 10:06 PM, Dave Ray <
reply@reply.github.com
> wrote:

> Glad it's working. I also like the way it looks and works.
>
> Jeff and I discussed separately setting volume in the sequencer so now
> that 3 people have thought of it, it seems like something we really should
> do. I can take a stab at it if no one else has started. I've got an idea
> for implementing a little popup label that show the current value while
> you're adjusting it.
>
> The parameter metadata is definitely an issue. Maybe it should be brought
> up on the list or something. Having conventions (with API support) for
> common parameters that all the tools know how to use would be nice. It
> would also help with "note players". A player could automatically call
> `midicps` if a synth has a `freq` parameters.
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