Getting my feet wet creating audio plugins in Rust with nih-plug and vizia.
Chose to write a background MIDI recorder and it's going surprisingly well so far. Will need a stylistic overhaul at some point, but functionality fist.
This is with note generator for debugging, but it works within Bitwig Studio recording my controllers, too.
Made quite a bit of progress on Mucap.
Improvements in the data backend, notes are now drawn in the correct place, vertical auto-scaling.
Got tired of looking at it and gave it a slight visual overhaul. Also, navigation is finished, currently works well with touchpads (or H/V-scrollwheel mice). Will also add a mouse-mode at some point.
@tildesounds I am not planning on selling this, it's going to be Free / Open Source.
Could you share your ideas for snapping and multichannel? I've been thinking about these, but there are plenty way this could be done.
For snapping I consider using the transport info to capture the location of bars (quarters I fear clutter too much) and just snap to that. It may look weird when transport starts/stops a lot but should work.
For multichannel I'm still very undecided, happy for suggestions.
@tildesounds Sounds good. I currently draw all channels in the same grid and export all to one MIDI track. It's a lot less effort and if it makes MPE work, even better.
If you use multiple channels for distinct MIDI tracks, like the sequencer of a launchpad doing drums while playing something else live, filtering channels in the DAW and have one Mucap instance per channel might be easiest.
Ponygol
tildesounds