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so as a reference, do you know the options button in where you can make certain notes that belong to specific instruments have different acquaintances like reverb and delay along with volume? and with the volume option, you have to tinker with a horizontal scroll-bar? well im just saying it would be easier to be able to just input a percentage like 1% and have all the volume for that specified instrument go down to 1%, its an easy idea to implement really, but it would help out, especially considering whenever youre tinkering with that same said horizontal scroll-bar, you dont actually know what the volume is at and you kinda just have to guess and go with it. Also being that there are a TON of users on os that tinker with those options so it would be a small but considerate change to online sequencer and its overall foundation of being a, well... an online sequencer.   Smile

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Good idea
(11-19-2020, 10:53 PM)Lopyt Wrote: [ -> ]Good idea
Thank You!
you can use the javascript console for a precise volume input, try
Code:
audioSystem.setInstrumentVolume([instrument id], [volume])
whereas 2 is equal to the volume slider at max and 0 is equal to the volume slider at min

(see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PBxf...63BmA/edit for more info)
(11-19-2020, 10:57 PM)fox Wrote: [ -> ]you can use the javascript console for a precise volume input, try
Code:
audioSystem.setInstrumentVolume([instrument id], [volume])
whereas 2 is equal to the volume slider at max and 0 is equal to the volume slider at min

(see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PBxf...63BmA/edit for more info)
oh, i didn't know about that, thank you!
there might be a feature in the future where if a note is on a part of the grid on the x axis there will be a slider to change velocity kind of like how lmms and fl studio + every daw in existence does it
ooh
kewl