When working on large projects on very small screens it can be a little difficult scrolling sideways through 16 columns or vertically (if its a particularly long pattern)... vertical and horizontal scroll bars could make jumping from column 0 to column 15 doable in one swiping motion. If not scrollbars then perhaps track jump forward / backward buttons.
Also for small devices with tiny screens, the option to control sunvox with a combination of a gamepad and the touchscreen could be interesting (d-pad would speed things up a little)...
It could be similar to the control scheme for littlegameparktracker or lsdj...
http://wiki.littlegptracker.com/doku.ph ... rols_moves
http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest ... _4_9_1.pdf (overview of keypresses)
scrollbars or track jump buttons for small screens
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Re: scrollbars or track jump buttons for small screens
Temporary solution: go to the SunVox Preferences -> Interface -> Control Type = Pen or mouse.
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Re: scrollbars or track jump buttons for small screens
heck I needed to care enough about being inconvenienced by the handling of patterns with many tracks on mobile to discover this a decade agoNightRadio wrote: ↑Sun Jan 08, 2017 12:34 pm Temporary solution: go to the SunVox Preferences -> Interface -> Control Type = Pen or mouse.
would still like a context-sensitive scrollbar to appear when there are tracks offscreen in touch mode, just like the controller pane (actually, maybe something akin to the volume slider, to more easily fit into the current customizable toolbar?) but in the meantime, I'm gonna see if I can roll with this, and finally leave the grid at a scale where I can reliably highlight from one line to another
[update: it interfered with sample editing or something so I immediately switched to touch mode for that and haven't gone out of my way to switch back, oh well]