Metronome Widget with Actions for Show/Hide/Hide After First Loop is Recorded
planned
ultracello
Description
This feature request proposes the implementation of a customizable metronome widget in Loopy Pro, offering enhanced control over its visibility and functionality. The widget should support actions to show, hide, or automatically hide after the first loop is recorded. Additional customization options include resizing, color adjustments, and shape selection.
Proposed Solution
- Visibility Controls: Introduce actions to:
- Show the metronome widget.
- Hide the metronome widget.
- Automatically hide the widget after the first loop is recorded.
- Customization Options:
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Resizing
: Allow users to adjust the size of the metronome widget to fit their workspace.-
Color Adjustments
: Enable color customization for:- The current beat/bar.
- Already played beats/bars.
- Upcoming beats/bars.
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Shape Selection
: Provide options to switch between rounded and square shapes for visual elements.-
Beat/Bar Indicators
: Option to display or hide the number of the beat/bar on each shape.- Integration with MIDI/OSC: Ensure the metronome widget's visibility and actions can be controlled via MIDI or OSC messages.
- Synergy with Other Features: Consider integrating the metronome widget with the perennial progress bar feature, allowing measures of the metronome to be freely configured or linked to a certain loop.
Problem
- Limited Control: Currently, users have minimal control over the metronome's visibility and appearance, which can be distracting during performances.
- Lack of Customization: The inability to resize or recolor the metronome limits its adaptability to different workflows and visual preferences.
- Integration Challenges: Without MIDI/OSC control, integrating the metronome widget into complex setups is cumbersome.
Benefits
- Enhanced User Experience: Providing visibility controls and customization options allows users to tailor the metronome to their specific needs, improving focus and reducing distractions.
- Seamless Integration: MIDI/OSC support facilitates integration into advanced setups, enabling synchronized control across devices and software.
- Workflow Efficiency: Automatically hiding the metronome after the first loop helps maintain a clean workspace, allowing users to concentrate on their performance.
This summary was automatically generated by ChatGPT-4 on 2025-05-07.
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Davy
I see synergies with this suggestion: https://roadmap.loopypro.com/feature-requests/p/the-perennial-progress-bar
It could be the same widget configured in a different way. The measures of the metronome could be freely configured or linked to a certain loop.
AJ Kerezy
What about more options for hiding; like 'x' bars, or 'x' bars after the first loop. PLEASE look at TICK, and AUV3 plugin that is a metronome. I used it in AUM before I started switching to LP.
The feature "hiding a widget" can open up a can of worms. But I love it....
AJ Kerezy
I love the flashing light on the current metronome..... please don't take that away
Michael Tyson
planned
Michael Tyson
Merged in a post:
visual metronome widget
ultracello
Resizable. You can change the colors for
- the current beat/bar
- the already played beats/bars
- not yet played beats/bars
You can switch between shapes: rounded or squares.
You can display on/off the number of the beat/bar on each shape.
Michael Tyson
Also: Ability to access this info via MIDI/OSC (would be implemented as part of the same system)
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Hafer Chebaz
Yes please. The full-screen flash metronome is nice but it hurts my head.
Tom Hovnak
Useful. Very.
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GooshG
This with 'new follow actions: start overdub and stop overdub' would be awesome!
Randalf Kush
My wish: Metronome off when clip/color/group A is selected: Metronome on when clip/color/group B is selected. Michael, you are a genius. Keep up the good work and please never leave us.
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