The simplest solutions are mostly the best solutions... I agree keep the code changes minimal - as soon as the other Qtractor-Users use this feature you will have the feedback you need to perfect the code.
If possible, I would prefer to make the selection with a horizontal extent in the range 4 to 10 bars in length, and then manually enter the number of bars to which the tempo has to adjust - that way the many imperfections in my playing are averaged out...
By "timing markers" I mean "metronomic grid" - sorry I didn't know the correct name for the grid and so invented "timing marks".
I also have another case you may like to consider...
In this case I would like to set the tempo / grid to a complex piece of music - some commercial programs allow the user to tap along to the beat on a midi-keyboard and then the "tapped" midi-track is used to set the tempo / grid start.
Hi Rui
The simplest solutions are mostly the best solutions... I agree keep the code changes minimal - as soon as the other Qtractor-Users use this feature you will have the feedback you need to perfect the code.
If possible, I would prefer to make the selection with a horizontal extent in the range 4 to 10 bars in length, and then manually enter the number of bars to which the tempo has to adjust - that way the many imperfections in my playing are averaged out...
By "timing markers" I mean "metronomic grid" - sorry I didn't know the correct name for the grid and so invented "timing marks".
I also have another case you may like to consider...
In this case I would like to set the tempo / grid to a complex piece of music - some commercial programs allow the user to tap along to the beat on a midi-keyboard and then the "tapped" midi-track is used to set the tempo / grid start.
Best regards, Simon