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But, it's sequential though right? So, if I applied the fade, copied and then pasted, could I undo back to before the apply without undoing the paste? I don't have the app available right now, so I can't check.
No, but you can Apply Fades -> Copy -> Undo [undoes the Apply Fades] -> Paste!
It's a moot point with the next update though because fades are always transparently applied to the clipboard now.
doh. yeh. 🤦🏻♂️
yeh, saw that after I posted.
New 1.0.7 Beta sent to Apple and hopefully approved soon. @Samu you'll be happy about the direct access 'Zoom Selection Start / End' buttons in the bottom toolbar
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@SevenSystems One minor fix that I’d love to see is an automagic ‘select all’ after doing a trim wich would keep the waveform selected after trim for further processing?
It also feels a bit weird that the fade handles draw the red fade-overlay even when no selection is present?
And for future updates an option to toggle larger icons on/off for ‘sausage fingers’
@SevenSystems Sorry for spamming...
I noticed that the Meow engine is definitely capable of fast re-trigging (tap outside the waveform while a file is playing to reset the playhead).
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/p9zi5mylpcecgrt7iwnnd/MeowReTrig.MOV?rlkey=pfqldjrlglzyhun5pqjtfbn68&dl=0
This could with a minor adjustment be a superb tool...
...ie. reset the playhead location to the left marker instead of beginning of file?
Cheers!
it's nice.. now when jumping between loop points doesn hange zoom level it's perfect
i have two ne totally unimportant requests:
1/ any change to remove (optionally if you want) that gradient on waveform ? Dunno why i just don't like it.. would totally prefer if waveform has just one color :-) That gradiens feels a kinda oldschool to me :-D
2/ and other world first problem - when you jump between start and end of loop .. any change do not do it with scrolling and just instantly jump ?
these two and i am done, never any other request, rest of features is more than i need :-)
No, I used Edit -> Delete. I just tried it again (with latest update): recorded something, used Edit -> Delete (waveform disappeared from screen), changed the samplerate, pressed Rec, and the dialog with Resample current file? popped up.
Hope that helps...
I’m not getting any audio through iPhone or iPad speakers .. wired and Bluetooth headphones work fine
“Open in” is working great, though.
You can process further after trimming. In Meow, when nothing is selected, all operations are performed on the whole file automatically.
See above. "No selection" = "All is selected"
Meow follows the 'Settings -> Display -> Text Size' setting... I'm assuming you have this set higher than the default already? If you think that Meow's UI is too small in general (even with a bigger-than-default 'Text Size' setting), I can tweak this to be bigger.
No problem, I'm used to it 😜
Yes, but I think this is too specialized a feature for v1.0, I currently can't see a good way to integrate this UI-wise. It's part of a broader "sampler-fodder-editing" context, and I think the best way to make this experience better is to actually add a mini-keyboard (with pitching) to Meow at a later point so it can be used to 'try out' a sample on a keyboard at various pitches.
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Certainly. For v1.1, a proper settings dialog is planned, where stuff like this will be configurable. Also, more fine-grained control over snapping, etc. is on the roadmap there.
It already skips the animation if you're zoomed-in far enough to see the individual samples. Is this maybe a good enough compromise?
OK I'll take your word for it 😂
Hey. OK, so, when you use 'Edit' -> 'Delete', it never actually deletes everything. It may look like it, but it always leaves at least one sample frame there. To "properly" start from scratch, use the 'New' button in the top toolbar.
Could you check if your device's 'Mute' switch is engaged and turn it off if so? It's a years-old bug in an iOS API we use to play sound... it should ignore the 'Mute' switch but doesn't
Good stuff!
Haha .. yeah . That was it . I think I actually called out the same issue a couple weeks ago, just forgot about the mute switch . Thanks!
If there were a way to detect the state of the Mute switch, I'd gladly show a warning in the app, but I don't think there is.
Gotcha, was not immediately obvious...
Thanks for reminding me, not all apps support those settings but I'm happy Meow does!
I do have 'Text Size' enabled in the control center and use app-specific settings...
...I'll try different ratios. For now I'm stuck at the 135% on my 11" M1 Pro for the editor, but that's almost too big for the 'Document Browser'
Oddly enough, if I use record to capture audio, it plays back through phone speakers just fine even with mute switch enabled .. then, after making the recording and opening a new sample, that audio will play through phone speakers , as well .. as long as it’s all
done within the same Meow session , as in, the app wasn’t closed and reopened between recording and opening the new sample
@SevenSystems : is there still no way to have meow calculate the tempo from the selection (by telling meow how many beats or bars are selected)?
I mean, I'm "voluntarily" hiding the selection overlay when "nothing" (= everything) is selected -- I could just as well show it. But I made it this way because most users are probably used to being able to select "nothing" and would be thrown off by "not being able to select nothing". Sorry for "Thinking Different" 😄 I do want to follow conventions but I also found Audacity's "To apply this edit, please first select a portion of the waveform" dialog infuriating. I mean, it's obvious: If I don't have a selection, then it's pretty damn clear that I want to process everything. But hey. I think we'll all get used to the "compromise" in Meow. I do appreciate the discussion!
Yes, it's something I recently added to XUI (Xequence does not yet follow it). I was and sometimes still am a bit hesitant, because it opens a huge can of worms regarding UI layout (you can never be sure if anything fits...), but of course I'm the intergalactic authority on adaptive UI layout so I think I should be fine 😂
Interesting insight. It appears from your comments that XUI could be slightly larger in general, even for the default Text Size. I'll wait for more feedback after release and then tweak accordingly!
Thanks for the report, yes that's actually a bug that will be fixed in the next update (currently, 'Record' doesn't close the audio input properly). This bug may be a feature in your case but it'll be gone soon 😃
No need to cater for my f'ked up eyes, I can always adapt the text-size for apps individually
I'm quite sure that once the tabs pop up the issue of not seeing the current file-name will be resolved.
Being able to re-name the tabs would also help with all exported files being named 'Meow Export'
Need to rest the eyes now...
Cheers!
I didn't even know that was possible 😂 that solves everything™
Thanks for reminding me, I'll have a look if there's a problem with automatic naming of the exported files...
Hey, sorry, I didn't get around to this yet -- so I think we settled on that Meow should calculate the BPM as precisely as possible (not round) according to the selection, yeah?
Just add the 'Text Size' widget to the control center for quick access.
It's also possible under Accessibility set a bunch of 'Per-App Settings' for even more tweaks.
Enabling Lager Accessibility Sizes gives more granular control over font-seize than the regular 'Text Size' under Display & Brightness.
I'm not yet at 'voice over stage' but in a couple of years I might be so I'm slowly learning how they work...
Oh, sorry to hear. I have pretty bad eyesight as well (-8 / -10 dpt meaning without glasses I can only see about 4 inches...), PVD with huge amounts of garbage floating around (both small strings, dots, and larger "globe pieces"), no stereo vision, damaged patches of retina that have high latency, etc...
But probably not as bad as yours. If I look closely at stuff and don't move my head too much and wait until the garbage has settled, it's quite OK!
@espiegel123 I guess it could then also automatically adjust the 'ruler offset' so that it aligns with the beginning of the selection...
Yes. Probably hundredths is sufficient. User will need supply the number of beats so you know how many beats the selection represents … and so you don’t have to know the meter.
That would be great
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