[specimen] GUI: new look (2nd try)

[Juuso Alasuutari]

Whoops, it appears that both of the mails I sent got through to the list. 
Somehow my mail client failed to make me aware of this (yeah, sorry excuse, I 
know :)). Sorry for the noise!

On Tuesday 02 October 2007 16:11:30 Dragan Noveski wrote:
> Juuso Alasuutari wrote:
<snip>
> > Notice that I've added a channel panning setting as well because panning
> > behaviour also suffers from the same root problem (i.e. all patches'
> > panning is modified by a single MIDI controller). Another thing worthy of
> > attention is that the keyboard is in the bottom now because I think it
> > fits there much better.
> >
> > The attached image is not a mashup, the code's ready but it's not in SVN
> > yet.
> >
> > Juuso
>
> hallo juuso, here the the look does not match the attached file, much
> more i still have the old volume/pan controls in the top of the canvas
> (and missing the controls in the down part of the canvas, as shown in
> the screenshot), but i am able to adjust them differently for different
> channels, even for different files on the same channel.
> so what is the trick of svn update?

What you're seeing doesn't match the picture because as I said I didn't upload 
any of the changes yet. I decided to ask first because Eric's ultimately in 
charge of Specimen, and I think a change this big calls for review.

Of course if pushing changes to SVN (and possibly reverting them if necessary) 
is a proper way to offer review material in Eric's opinion, I can do that 
from now on.

I have already uploaded one fix related to the channel volume bug in revision 
67; MIDI controller 7 no longer changes all of the patches' volumes at once. 
In fact, at the moment it does absolutely nothing, which is why we need a 
brand new, per-channel volume setting.

By the way, the changes visible in the picture I sent are so far _only_ GUI 
changes; I haven't done anything with the mixer engine yet.

But how do you like the screen shot, do you think it looks usable?

Juuso

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