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It would be good to be able to visualize the progress of loops in real-time.

Sorry, this isn't an issue, more of a question.

On this line:

According to the Linnstrument midi docs, CC should be 1011cccc where c is the channel. To me, this should be const status = type << 4 | channel);, where the << shifts 4 spaces left and | channel flips the appropriate bits to set the channel.

But... it seems your code works.

What do you think?

We should have different modules configured for the default and "interface collapsed" states (instead of hard coding both behaviors into the modules).

For example, a Long press gesture on an empty track to duplicate there the currently playing clip on that track, if any.

Currently you can press the split button to make the full linstrument play notes.

However, the interface lights won't dissapear. It would be cool if they do.

Also, a minimum interface could still exist (like a cell that tells if there is a recording in progress). Better if it is interactive, but may require setting the row offset to no overlap and map the notes in bitwig (unless we use the lowest or highest note).

So that the "stop recording" button does not have to be pressed.

This will allow a fine grained control over the interface, instead of relying on not repeated notes across a single channel in a +5 semitones row offset.

It will require a map of the notes in the script, to achieve the desired row offset.

The collapsed interface is good for recording clips that need more space. It will be good to be able to control the clip you are recording.

May be useful

• See and change the current clip state (empty / recording / playing).
• See/toggle the current overdub state (but think it is a no-do)
• Access to the undo/redo buttons (also a no-do).

#11 will allow a better placement of those controls.

Currently, the pressed track is armed. It would be nice to also select it in the UI so its details are shown.

A slide gesture could be used to:

• Control different bitwig parameters
• Add new options to the interface without adding more buttons (like switching between different pages of tracks).

Same interface, but have each clip on a different track (with the same instrument). This would allow playing multiple clips of the same instrument at once.

By setting the row offset to "no overlap" and controlling the note mapping in bitwig. Is 5 rows the optimal size?

For example, button colors.

Add visual feedback that tells users when the long press has been finished. Maybe lit for a moment the adjacent lights.

Requires #11