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I regularly encounter situations where it would be useful to see both the name (e.g. Breath Control) and the number (e.g. 2) of control messages at the same time. Currently, MIDI Monitor allows to toggle between them only (using the settings).
I could envision this being implemented by having controller name (or note name, for that matter), controller number, controller hex number and the value as separate columns, and then turning the radio buttons in the settings into check boxes that activate these columns. If you find this concept agreeable, I could take a shot at implementing it.
A more modern UI approach could be to allow selection of columns via right-click on the column bar and selection in a drop-down menu (like in the Finder). This probably would be more intuitive more new users, but could potentially confuse existing users.
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I regularly encounter situations where it would be useful to see both the name (e.g. Breath Control) and the number (e.g. 2) of control messages at the same time. Currently, MIDI Monitor allows to toggle between them only (using the settings).
I could envision this being implemented by having controller name (or note name, for that matter), controller number, controller hex number and the value as separate columns, and then turning the radio buttons in the settings into check boxes that activate these columns. If you find this concept agreeable, I could take a shot at implementing it.
A more modern UI approach could be to allow selection of columns via right-click on the column bar and selection in a drop-down menu (like in the Finder). This probably would be more intuitive more new users, but could potentially confuse existing users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: