Re: Meeting minutes 2017-01-20

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On January 23, 2018 02:00:45 nathan-PB1wun9k+p9Wk0Htik3J/[email protected] wrote:

> - OSC in / OSC out lights for the interpreter.

Potentially a lot of IPC traffic.

Would this filter out OSC traffic for level meters, scope and freqscope? If 
not, you open up any kind of meter, and the OSC-in light goes on 
continuously, and becomes useless for troubleshooting user traffic. (Or, 
different colors for system messages?)

> - panic button as a clickable GUI element.
> - volume slider embedded.

Good, on both of those.

> - volume monitors for input and output embedded. (accommodating everyone
> is a little bit tricky here -- what if the user has 64 outputs?)

I'm ok with that as long as you can disable them, and that disabling them 
removes the volume synths in the server. (Yeah, I'm a control freak about 
that... one reason why I like SC.)

Let's also think carefully about layout and control the height of the 
status bar. Laptop screens are wide but not tall. MS Office made a major UI 
blunder, going to those hundred-pixel-tall ribbons right at the same time 
people were switching from 1280 vertical pixels to 768 in current PC 
laptops. Please let's not do that with the IDE status bar.

Maybe move the status bar to the side...? Speculating.

With the current horizontal layout, if the level meters are vertical, you 
don't get much detail. If horizontal, you get more detail (and it would 
parallel the presumably horizontal volume slider) but then large numbers of 
channels would take a lot of vertical space.

hjh

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