Enhancement Summary

It would be helpful to include BPM tags for the built-in samples, particularly those in the "beats" folder. For example, "909beat01.ogg" has no BPM tag.

Justification

All of these beats sound great on their own, but its hard to know how to use them in a project without knowing the BPM of the sample. This goes for all of the loops within the "beats" folder.

At the very least it should have some basic guidelines such as add tests for new code changes. It should also make a mention that Scribbletune works in the browser via Tone.js as well as in the terminal, hence a new code change needs to be such that it ll work in both the places. If it cannot, then that should be mentioned with some reasoning so that we can plan for it's creation in a subsequent c

Add a window about the program
This step allows users to identify project information, host new contributors, and even an error reporting button and a donation button

The crate documentation is confusing: I'm not exactly sure what this is generating in batch mode?

The documentation says that it generates all "permutations" of a given sequence: the documentation for utils::gen_sequences() shows an example with two identical notes (C:4, C:4). On the other hand, gen_sequences() appears to generate a Cartesian Product of note sequences of the given length vi

clicking notes in ligature in your Bill Bailey tune, play only the note cllicked. How to play all notes in just one sound.
I will appreciate your help!

Would someone mind sharing an example on how to use the sendTimeCodeQuarterFrame() function? It is unclear to me what the DataByte parameter should be equal to.

I assumed just calling this function (with no parameters) would send 24 PPQ's but that isn't an option, so instead I passed the MIDI Clock byte 0xF8 and executed the function 24 times???

void setup() {
  // DIGITAL PIN 3 

on: Arduino 1.8.8 gui, on Windows.
Should you be listed in the Arduino Library Manager? it's not showing for me.

Starting from v0.15.4, Giada supports a primitive form of mono/stereo plug-ins. Full support is welcome, where the user can customize the channels layout through the channel matrix (see Reaper for example).

Useful JUCE classes:

https://docs.juce.com/master/classAudioProcessorGraph.html
https://docs.juce.com/master/classAudioProcessorPlayer.html

Readings:

https://forum.juce.com/t/audio

I have created a GUI front-end for mido using a tkinter wrapper packaged named PySimpleGUI.

If there any interest in posting it in an examples section or referencing it in a document?

Here are a couple of screenshots. There are 2 screens to the GUI... one gets the file or folder name. The other is the main player interface.

If there is

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ossia score auto-connects to the JACK system output. Is there some way to disable that behaviour?

Hydrogen version * : all
Operating system + version : all
Audio driver + version : all

A user suggested on linuxmao (the francophone linux-audio community) that it could be great to see the different patterns to scroll and to be showed when playing a song. Curren

Suggestion: add a field for comments on each sysex file.

(Workaround: show the file in Finder via command-R, then use Get Info on the file to show the comments field, and add text there.)

TODO

• code linting
• menu/dropdown/switch: unify values parsing
• meta infos in session files
• example sessions
• scripting documentation
• general documentation
• missing properties descriptions
• sliders design choices names
• improve property help modal
• pasted widget position is not always predictable (optional)
• editor keyboard s