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input vs. output

only changes for speed mod currently

perhaps running out of allocation room

time to assess clip length

suspecting something with clip-length boundaries and micro-fades

use both buffers

due to monome/norns#816

pattern start/stop should be quantized if quantize is turned on

does it work?

When recording on any track the other tracks are erased. I pulled the latest version and am using Norns 2.0.1.

level_slew_time is currently 10s:

could default to 0.1?

maybe parameterize?

via https://llllllll.co/t/mlr-norns/21145/29

For discussion and consideration.

Current behaviour is to immediately stop track playback when KEY2 is pressed, with no way to cancel and leave track playing (e.g. if KEY2 was mistakenly pressed).

Better behaviour would be to only stop track if KEY2 is pressed, then a valid audio file actually selected and successfully loaded into the relevant buffer.

A feature that was in the original mlr but not in the norns version is you can not loop one "step or button of the grid" in the original you would push down the desired button\step and the one right before it and it would loop one step. in the current version this makes a 2 step loop.

right now it checks lowercase extension only, for a subset of supported formats

https://llllllll.co/t/mlr-norns/21145/270

I accidentally triggered this on a couple occasions.
The clips keep playing but no more audio comes out. It's frustrating because you have to restart the script to get the audio back on.

needs updating for 2.0

New Feature suggestion:

Pattern Overdub Mode

• First pattern recording sets pattern length (already the case).
• Long press on a pre-existing pattern switches it to Overdub mode (flashing light?). Now you can take your time to input additional stuff.

That enhancement would give more control over pattern creation and broaden possibilities in a live performance context. It would also allow more precise gestures (because recording a pattern for 6 tracks at on once is a bit tricky for a non-cephalopod being).