Re: [yoshimi-user] modular yoshimi

  • From: David Adler <david.jo.adler@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: yoshimi-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2011 19:49:16 +0200

On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 6:53 PM, Alessandro Preziosi (licnep) wrote:

I was thinking... would anyone find it useful if a 'modular' view was
added to yoshimi? So that you can, for example, attach an LFO or an
envelope to any parameter (any knob).
See this stupid sketch i just made, it wouldn't look anything like
that, it's just to show the 'concept':
http://imgur.com/RbOA4

This feature could require a bit of time to code properly, so before
going any further, I'd like to know if you guys think it could be
useful, or if you see some major problem i don't see... It's just an
idea i'm throwing out there for now,

Yes, this generally would be a nice feature. On the other hand I am
asking myself whether it would be worth the coding effort.

For every Midi-controllable parameter, one can use an external
application like qmidiarp (providing jack-tempo synced LFOs among
other things, even with hand-drawn waveforms) to achieve something
similar.
One of the good things about Linux audio is it's modularity,
alleviating a single app from the burden to provide every feature.

If, when not used, this would make yoshimi less efficient or if the
GUI would significantly change, I'd be somewhat opposed.
But if this integrates efficiently with a Midi-learn feature, why not.

Just my few thoughts,


best,
d


For now, I'd prefer a midi learn function.




bye,
Ale

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