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miRack by mifki Limited - Live!!!

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  • @mifki The options for delete, randomise, duplicate, read the manual etc Ive tried right click and the drop down menus but cant find them. On the iosversion you get them by double tapping a module

  • Love the new Lindenberg modules! Similar to Volt to my ears.

  • @Richtowns said:
    @mifki The options for delete, randomise, duplicate, read the manual etc Ive tried right click and the drop down menus but cant find them. On the iosversion you get them by double tapping a module

    Its all there:

  • @bobbfett said:
    Not a biggie, it’s my noob ness that I didn’t save all my patches In miRack, but when I updated, AUM does not recognise miRack when opening saved scenes in AUM, I have to reload it, and loose the state, and load patch from within miRack. Maybe it’s because I was on beta?
    Luv miRack, Bobb

    Yep plugin ID changed before the release, I posted here. You can install the beta again and save your patches as presets in AUM, then load in the release version.

    Yay, thank you mifki, it worked, patches saved. Thanx

  • @stellare_modular are you talking about the Mac version? how did you get it to appear? I thought I tried everything

  • On ipad just double Tap the module

  • iOS lastest versión: Nysthi Squonk reset is not working... try outputting one of the step trigger outputs to the reset trig input. Manual reset is also acting funny because it jumps to last step before going to 1

  • Yeah, this sort of thing will be perfect for the "module builder" feature that will allow saving and reusing a patch as a single module with custom UI. (No ETA, don't ask :) )

  • Bidoo modules are coming to miRack and are available in the latest beta. PM me if anyone else wants to become a beta tester.

  • edited June 2020

    Awesome re Bidoo. Lindberg modules were massive addition.

  • @mifki said:
    Bidoo modules are coming to miRack and are available in the latest beta. PM me if anyone else wants to become a beta tester.

    Metropolis!!!!!!

  • @mifki said:

    Yeah, this sort of thing will be perfect for the "module builder" feature that will allow saving and reusing a patch as a single module with custom UI. (No ETA, don't ask :) )

    Exciting, this is exactly the kind of thing I hoped might be possible to create more playable patches :)

  • Yes! Bidoo are the best!

  • @mifki said:
    Yeah, this sort of thing will be perfect for the "module builder" feature that will allow saving and reusing a patch as a single module with custom UI. (No ETA, don't ask :) )

    That will be awesome!!

    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??
    Thanks!!!!

  • @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

  • edited June 2020

    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

  • @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    Sure, that's not a problem. Actually, I was gonna ask for any ideas to make working with big patches easier. I can also add some operations that work on the chosen cable colour(s) - though I can only think of hiding and different opacity setting. It's a lot of work, but I can even mark all inputs/outputs as audio/CV/gate and automatically choose colours for cables connecting them.

    Also I'd like to improve patch navigation because I feel it's easy to accidentally change a parameter or break a connection when panning. Maybe bring back scrollbars or add "minimap" view - something that can be touched without worrying to change the patch.

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

  • @mifki said:

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    Sure, that's not a problem. Actually, I was gonna ask for any ideas to make working with big patches easier. I can also add some operations that work on the chosen cable colour(s) - though I can only think of hiding and different opacity setting. It's a lot of work, but I can even mark all inputs/outputs as audio/CV/gate and automatically choose colours for cables connecting them.

    Also I'd like to improve patch navigation because I feel it's easy to accidentally change a parameter or break a connection when panning. Maybe bring back scrollbars or add "minimap" view - something that can be touched without worrying to change the patch.

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

    Think a minimap like The Grid in Bitwig would be cool. I still like to see a quicker way to connect cables without dragging them...

  • edited June 2020

    @mifki

    If you want ideas here is one:

    Minimise modules like it is possible in Reason. Double tap on title (or at least in popup menu). Minimised module will be just very thin (minimised width), with vertical title and small "hole" in bottom part - from this hole will lead all cables connected to other modules ..

    • when module is minimiesed, all modules on it's right side will be moved to left to fill empty space
    • when module is maximalised, all modules will again jump to right to make space for module
    • you will be still able to move (dragndrop) such module

    no idea how exactly is defined module UI - in case it is one fixed image (PNG, GIF, whatever) then in minimalised view you can use for module color and module name some defaults ...

  • @mifki said:

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

    scroll bars would be cool. another alternative would be to have vertical and horizontal scroll lock as separate buttons (maybe not as good but might save screen space).

  • edited June 2020

    @mifki said:

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    Sure, that's not a problem. Actually, I was gonna ask for any ideas to make working with big patches easier. I can also add some operations that work on the chosen cable colour(s) - though I can only think of hiding and different opacity setting. It's a lot of work, but I can even mark all inputs/outputs as audio/CV/gate and automatically choose colours for cables connecting them.

    Also I'd like to improve patch navigation because I feel it's easy to accidentally change a parameter or break a connection when panning. Maybe bring back scrollbars or add "minimap" view - something that can be touched without worrying to change the patch.

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

    Regarding the cable colours: it’s something I didn’t get round to asking, so I’ll ask now:
    At the bare minimum, would it be possible to separate the blue from the green in the selection order?
    Many/most times for me, I don’t want those 2 colours together - (they are too close, in colour)

    I have to let go of blue to get yellow or red etc..

    Current order is Yellow - Red - Green - Blue:

    Cheers

    King

  • @mifki said:

    Yeah, this sort of thing will be perfect for the "module builder" feature that will allow saving and reusing a patch as a single module with custom UI. (No ETA, don't ask :) )

    Swoon

    Will the UI be user configurable? That would be particularly awesome.

    For cables, would it be possible to have a second action, long press on a socket and it puts up a bubble or something, saying coneect from or connect to, depending on whether it is input or output, then you scroll to where you want and tap on another socket to complete the connection? Could be simpler than trying to drag the cable around.

  • @KING said:

    @mifki said:

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    Sure, that's not a problem. Actually, I was gonna ask for any ideas to make working with big patches easier. I can also add some operations that work on the chosen cable colour(s) - though I can only think of hiding and different opacity setting. It's a lot of work, but I can even mark all inputs/outputs as audio/CV/gate and automatically choose colours for cables connecting them.

    Also I'd like to improve patch navigation because I feel it's easy to accidentally change a parameter or break a connection when panning. Maybe bring back scrollbars or add "minimap" view - something that can be touched without worrying to change the patch.

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

    Regarding the cable colours: it’s something I didn’t get round to asking, so I’ll ask now:
    At the bare minimum, would it be possible to separate the blue from the green in the selection order?
    Many/most times for me, I don’t want those 2 colours together - (they are too close, in colour)

    I have to let go of blue to get yellow or red etc..

    Current order is Yellow - Red - Green - Blue:

    Cheers

    King

    to my eyes lot more close are red and blue than green and blue :-)

  • Oh no, more colors no!!!

  • edited June 2020

    M> @dendy said:

    @KING said:

    @mifki said:

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    @aleyas said:
    +100
    That’s a brilliant idea. As it stands now I’m doing a lot of quadruple taps.

    I’m also onboard for at least 4-6 additional patch cable colors. Brown, Purple, Gray and Orange would be good without making the rack look like rainbow spaghetti.

    edit: being able to select a custom color palette in ‘settings‘ would also be a really neat idea. Say 8 colors selected from a color grid / wheel.

    @_ki said:

    @Synthi said:
    ITOH, would be possible to have more cable colours??

    While thinking about cable colors - i would love if the initial drag direction specified the color of a new cable. In my patches i tend to organize cables colors by usage and with the current colorization scheme, i need to press several times until i get the wanted color. First world problem, i know :)

    Sure, that's not a problem. Actually, I was gonna ask for any ideas to make working with big patches easier. I can also add some operations that work on the chosen cable colour(s) - though I can only think of hiding and different opacity setting. It's a lot of work, but I can even mark all inputs/outputs as audio/CV/gate and automatically choose colours for cables connecting them.

    Also I'd like to improve patch navigation because I feel it's easy to accidentally change a parameter or break a connection when panning. Maybe bring back scrollbars or add "minimap" view - something that can be touched without worrying to change the patch.

    So yeah, I have some ideas but don't want to clutter the UI with just everything - let me if any of this sounds useful or you have other ideas.

    Regarding the cable colours: it’s something I didn’t get round to asking, so I’ll ask now:
    At the bare minimum, would it be possible to separate the blue from the green in the selection order?
    Many/most times for me, I don’t want those 2 colours together - (they are too close, in colour)

    I have to let go of blue to get yellow or red etc..

    Current order is Yellow - Red - Green - Blue:

    Cheers

    King

    to my eyes lot more close are red and blue than green and blue :-)

    You must be wearing some of these..

    King

    Added: “A person with color-blindness has trouble seeing red, green, blue, or mixtures of these colors. The most common type is red-green color-blindness, where red and green are seen as the same color.”

    Just thought I would add that, in case it wasn’t just humour.

    (I personally see colours fine.)

    More added: but if it wasn’t, I guess that ^ picture wouldn’t be understood anyways.

  • edited June 2020

    all the cable ideas above are great^^

    i’m wondering if there’sa way, when you long press or hold on the screen to start to travel around the patch, if a small lock could pop up and then you drag around with your finger on the lock and it prevents any changes from being made while you’re navigating around and zooming... this is probably not a thing lol but i do have my most problems when moving around unplugging stuff on accident

  • Sorry for this intromission, but midi out is planned or possible? I also agree with everyone on some fancy and functional restyling of the interface. But I really like midi out possibilities.

  • Plus one for midi out! 🙏

  • Over on muffs he said it was one of his top priorities. I think he gets asked quite often so doesn’t answer to that question much. I think we can rest assured midi will come sooner or later though 😉

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