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It would be nice to be able to scroll back through what you played,
It should automatically pause the visualization, stop it from scrolling through time, but it shouldn't pause the recording process.
There should be an easy way to go back to the end, i.e. now, and resume auto-scrolling.
Questions:
The UI can also scroll, if it doesn't all fit on screen, so how should you indicate to scroll the visualization versus the UI?
Also you may expect scroll wheel to zoom the visualization, changing the time scale instead of the time offset.
Discoverability: How to indicate that this feature exists?
Regarding each issue:
* Fade out overlay when playing (unless viz is disabled), with a button to show info again?
-> There's a button to fullscreen the visualizer now; I think that's enough.
* Stress test the length of recording
-> #18
* Record + show aftertouch pressure
-> #6
* Support Pitch Bend Range selection
-> #14
* Record miscellaneous MIDI events, maybe even SysEx (optionally)?
-> #6
* Maybe allow scrolling back (pausing automatically (not pausing recording, just the view))
-> #17
* Color notes by channel or instrument?
-> #15
* Offline support with a service worker
-> #7
* (Little visual bug: if zoomed out, opening recovery modal has a bad transition, the whole overlay flickers out for a bit)
-> I can't reproduce this.
It would be nice to be able to scroll back through what you played,
It should automatically pause the visualization, stop it from scrolling through time, but it shouldn't pause the recording process.
There should be an easy way to go back to the end, i.e. now, and resume auto-scrolling.
Questions:
Also you may expect scroll wheel to zoom the visualization, changing the time scale instead of the time offset.
Related: #16
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