Re: the "tabbed" branch needs your evaluation
Reuben Martin <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.audio.ardour.devel |
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| Message-ID | <1814108.aFyfeIyky7@subterfuge> |
On Monday, October 26, 2015 02:39:14 PM Paul Davis wrote: > the "tabbed" branch in git is now theoretically ready for more extensive > testing. There are no nightly builds, so this request is limited to people > who build ardour themselves. Built without any issues. Nothing worth mention from STDERR when running it. Sessions load ok. Odd things of note: - If from the window menu, I open one of the listed windows and then close, it still shows as visible under the windows menu even though the window is not longer visible. Some do that, but not all of them. - Lots of these error messages in the log window: [ERROR]: could not reconstitute MementoCommand from XMLNode. object type = SelectionMemento id = 19 - When I detached the mixer tab, all the plugin controls were made visible in the plugin strips. - Detached the monitor panel from the mixer, and then closed the resulting monitor panel window. Can’t figure out how to get the monitor panel back... Tabs are very nice. Much easier IMO to move back and forth when only using a single screen. Perhaps make “Audio connection manager” and “Midi connections manager" windows available as tabs also? Perhaps with the bigger space the user can be allowed to control which inputs and outputs are shown instead of limiting it by type. The current layout is tedious and takes more clicks to patch things, as well as it doesn’t give a very good visual cue to how everything is connected unless you click through the different types. Perhaps even use track/bus groups to hide show inputs/outputs in the routing. There is a lot of wasted space to the right of the transport bar. Perhaps use that space to doc the meter bridge when in the editor, and then use that space to show a scrub bar (with marker and loop point lines) when in the mixer tab. The space might be tight, but ideas like this could be very useful if an elegant ui implementation can be achieved. Last suggestion is to make the monitor panel from the mixer available as a tab on the right side of the editor. (where currently Regions, Tracks & Busses, etc. Tabs currently are) I’m often wanting to change solo type of dim / adjust the monitor volume while in the editor and have to jump to the mixer to do so. -Reuben _______________________________________________ ardour-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ardour.org/listinfo.cgi/ardour-dev-ardour.org