Ability to save a project along with a title and description, plus the current config file (I tend to use different midi channel settings for different projects, it‘s a nuisance to keep track of that)
Ability to copy and paste projects and patterns incl undo functionality. Today it’s too easy to mess up and lose things
Overview of Synth/Sample Banks used in Projects (so you can avoid messing with these because you have other projects using the same sounds)
Mass updates across multiple patterns (e.g if I really want to change that Synth parameter across the whole project with lots of patterns, this can be frustrating)
As a software Product Manager myself the main comment I would have would be:
I would concentrate on getting a version 1.0 out there without adding all the features and let people give feedback otherwise you can get stuck into adding features and end up never getting anything out there.
A good solid v1.0 with minimal features is always a good core on which to then build other features.
I’m sure you know that already but it’s always worth a reminder
Looks awesome by the way and something I would love to try out.
Nice work!!
Yeah cause I was struggling to think of what to suggest. I DO however wanna register sincere interest in the project!
The opz doesn’t work well for me on desktop so any basic features from that would be useful (changing midi config is a pain for me without a screen). I also LOVE the monochrome UI
Let’s see more of your vision @patriciogv and then it might be easier to share feedback
I added a way to visualize midi notes that’s not as steps… I’m following mostly conventions that I see on other programs. So far all this is just reading the data… haven’t jump into editing through the app yet.
Looks great - I would be interested in a Mac or iPad version…
One question - the melodic tracks seem to be arranged in the opposite direction to every piano roll I have ever used, is that intentional? And, if so, why?
Sure. What I meant is a functionality for this in the app, not on the op-z itself. I assume once you figure out how to manipulate project files directly, this could be a feature. Change the project file offline and then copy it back onto the op-z.
