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In DAWs, it's standard practice to represent note Volume/Velocity with a color spectrum. I think it's usually light blue -> red, from soft to loud. Since Crystal Tracker uses note color to denote each of the 4 channels, it could represent softer notes as less saturated, or something similar to that. Currently, the magenta bar indicates that a volume change occurred, but it would be nice if that was visually recognizable at a glance based on the note's color.
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Yeah, getting more information at-a-glance about volume envelope specifically would be great. Varying the note color is an interesting idea. I'll keep brainstorming on this.
In DAWs, it's standard practice to represent note Volume/Velocity with a color spectrum. I think it's usually light blue -> red, from soft to loud. Since Crystal Tracker uses note color to denote each of the 4 channels, it could represent softer notes as less saturated, or something similar to that. Currently, the magenta bar indicates that a volume change occurred, but it would be nice if that was visually recognizable at a glance based on the note's color.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: