# 23 mouseScratch2.patch
As suggested in comment #6 , try to set a default (@zoom_waveform=0) mouse distance/audio ratio of 250ms.
The current 100? ms feel still too sensitive.
Otherwise it is fine.
#23 mouseScratch_zoomableWavefrom2.patch
Limiting the range makes sense and is much nicer to the CPU, but the zoom range could be extended (-1.0..1.0). E.g. being able to zoom even further in allows to set (hot)cues to precise positions when preparing tracks.
I think a continuous slider (rather than a stepper/button) for waveform zoom is only really useful if we can map it to a keyboard shortcut. In a live situation this would be the most likely way to zoom in/out. Moving by 1/10th per step should be sufficient . See crossfader_up/_down for example http://mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/midi_controller_mapping_file_format#ui_midi_controls_and_names
Also now we as can zoom in, the waveform-out-of sync error is obvious (see comment #14)
# 23 mouseScratch2.patch
As suggested in comment #6 , try to set a default (@zoom_waveform=0) mouse distance/audio ratio of 250ms.
The current 100? ms feel still too sensitive.
Otherwise it is fine.
#23 mouseScratch_ zoomableWavefro m2.patch
Limiting the range makes sense and is much nicer to the CPU, but the zoom range could be extended (-1.0..1.0). E.g. being able to zoom even further in allows to set (hot)cues to precise positions when preparing tracks.
I think a continuous slider (rather than a stepper/button) for waveform zoom is only really useful if we can map it to a keyboard shortcut. In a live situation this would be the most likely way to zoom in/out. Moving by 1/10th per step should be sufficient . See crossfader_up/_down for example http:// mixxx.org/ wiki/doku. php/midi_ controller_ mapping_ file_format# ui_midi_ controls_ and_names
Also now we as can zoom in, the waveform-out-of sync error is obvious (see comment #14)
Good work, fun to test
jus