Thank you and a couple of points
Thank you and a couple of points
Hi Tom, first I wanted to say many thanks for this excellent software. I find it invaluable for browsing through large collections of samples, I think it's definitely the best thing available for such a task.
I do have a couple of points though of course : )
I second the poster who asked if we could have an option to set a time delay in between files playback - when browsing a large collection of short samples such as drum hits/synth notes etc, it would be a huge improvement were it possible to set an adjustable pause between each file rather than having to play/pause manually.
My other point is, I was wondering how difficult it would be to have the native Windows context menu available in the files list? This would make simple file operations like Rename and Copy/Move to Folder possible while browsing, which would also be a very useful capability.
Thank you for the work you've put into this application, it really is very good.
I do have a couple of points though of course : )
I second the poster who asked if we could have an option to set a time delay in between files playback - when browsing a large collection of short samples such as drum hits/synth notes etc, it would be a huge improvement were it possible to set an adjustable pause between each file rather than having to play/pause manually.
My other point is, I was wondering how difficult it would be to have the native Windows context menu available in the files list? This would make simple file operations like Rename and Copy/Move to Folder possible while browsing, which would also be a very useful capability.
Thank you for the work you've put into this application, it really is very good.
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
Thank for your kind words!
Both the improved cut/copy/paste functionality and the native Explorer menu (by holding shift) will be available in the upcoming Alpha release, supposed to be out before the year is over! Make sure you follow the news on www.facebook.com/resonicplayer
Besides, http://www.resonic.at/pro
Cheers, Tom
Both the improved cut/copy/paste functionality and the native Explorer menu (by holding shift) will be available in the upcoming Alpha release, supposed to be out before the year is over! Make sure you follow the news on www.facebook.com/resonicplayer
Besides, http://www.resonic.at/pro
Cheers, Tom
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
Oh right, and that custom gap feature will definitely happen!
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
Hi, a Happy New Year to you and thanks for your response.
Native Explorer menu will be an excellent addition and make Resonic the perfect audio browser and organiser. Editing functions I have other software for but the Pro version will be worthwhile I'm sure, to support the project and to have a few extra choices for the waveform view : )
I discovered yesterday as well, that adding Resonic to the Send To menu in Explorer allows me to open folders directly in Resonic. Great stuff : D
Native Explorer menu will be an excellent addition and make Resonic the perfect audio browser and organiser. Editing functions I have other software for but the Pro version will be worthwhile I'm sure, to support the project and to have a few extra choices for the waveform view : )
I discovered yesterday as well, that adding Resonic to the Send To menu in Explorer allows me to open folders directly in Resonic. Great stuff : D
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
Happy new year to you as well!
It won't be regular editing, for that I have other software too, but more utility features that let you tinker right away in a non-destructive way.Editing functions I have other software for but the Pro version will be worthwhile I'm sure
Mind sharing your ideas?to have a few extra choices for the waveform view : )
You can also drag & drop files and folders onto Resonic's browser pane, or the file list, which will browse to the folder and - in case of a file - start playing.I discovered yesterday as well, that adding Resonic to the Send To menu in Explorer allows me to open folders directly in Resonic. Great stuff : D
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
Hello,
Options to change colours are always welcome of course, though it's just a cosmetic thing. I was thinking it might also be handy to have an option in the Interface menu to hide the waveform view completely but then if we wanted the level meters still visible that might be awkward as they seem to sit in the same frame as the waveform. Just a thought anyway.
I have a feeling that's been brought up already in the forum but I can't seem to find it now.
As an afterthought, it would be nice to have some kind of default view choice ... so that Resonic could be switched from a minimal view to one with all the panes, from a single menu item? Perhaps a save/restore profile option or some such...
I'll stop now sorry : )
Best of luck with it, looking forward very much to the beta and pro.
Well, I didn't really have any sorry : ) I was just reading the notes re; pro version, about the waveform display "Additional waveform styles, solid waveforms, fluid waveform shading, etc." and the level meter.Mind sharing your ideas?
Options to change colours are always welcome of course, though it's just a cosmetic thing. I was thinking it might also be handy to have an option in the Interface menu to hide the waveform view completely but then if we wanted the level meters still visible that might be awkward as they seem to sit in the same frame as the waveform. Just a thought anyway.
I noticed that, it integrates very nicely with that as well as the Send To menu. I was wondering yesterday though about how difficult recursive browsing would be? I.e. selecting a folder in the browser pane and having Resonic play the contents of sub-directories too. Although that could get a bit confusing I think unless there were some info visible about what directory you're in ... perhaps by the browser pane auto-opening as Resonic plays through the sub-directories or maybe just having an option to show full paths in the header or title bar?You can also drag & drop files and folders onto Resonic's browser pane, or the file list, which will browse to the folder and - in case of a file - start playing.
I have a feeling that's been brought up already in the forum but I can't seem to find it now.
As an afterthought, it would be nice to have some kind of default view choice ... so that Resonic could be switched from a minimal view to one with all the panes, from a single menu item? Perhaps a save/restore profile option or some such...
I'll stop now sorry : )
Best of luck with it, looking forward very much to the beta and pro.
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
What I'm going for primarily is a dark theme, which is much easier on the eyes when listening to/working on music in the evening or at night. However this is tricky since standard Windows controls cannot simply be made darker.Sicknero wrote:Options to change colours are always welcome of course, though it's just a cosmetic thing.
That's been suggested before, and you are right, the level meter might have to go someplace else, which shouldn't be that much of a problem - maybe make it bigger and place it next to the main panels. However, other elements that might end up in the wave area are the tricky bits.I was thinking it might also be handy to have an option in the Interface menu to hide the waveform view completely but then if we wanted the level meters still visible that might be awkward as they seem to sit in the same frame as the waveform.
Will give this more thought!
At this point, quite. But this is on priority and I'm already on it already as it's clearly is one of the more important aspects of browsing.I was wondering yesterday though about how difficult recursive browsing would be?
This is something I haven't thought of before, but you are absolutely right, it needs a solution. Is it important to know which folder you're in when you have a recursive list of files (which basically is a playlist)? Maybe have a context menu item per file that navigates to that folder.Although that could get a bit confusing I think unless there were some info visible about what directory you're in ... perhaps by the browser pane auto-opening as Resonic plays through the sub-directories or maybe just having an option to show full paths in the header or title bar?
You mean like save the current pane configuration as user preset, then recall it?As an afterthought, it would be nice to have some kind of default view choice ... so that Resonic could be switched from a minimal view to one with all the panes, from a single menu item?
Don't! ^^ Keep sharing whatever comes to mind, feel free to criticize.I'll stop now sorry : )
Thanks!Best of luck with it, looking forward very much to the beta and pro.
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Re: Thank you and a couple of points
I'm a fan of dark themes anyway myself although re; colour options I was just thinking of the waveform really. Only a cosmetic thing all the same, not important really : )What I'm going for primarily is a dark theme, which is much easier on the eyes when listening to/working on music in the evening or at night. However this is tricky since standard Windows controls cannot simply be made darker.
Yes, that's exactly what I had in mind : )You mean like save the current pane configuration as user preset, then recall it?