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Currently the workflow of the app is that it automatically records MIDI, but requires one click to save, and one more click to clear.
Historically there's been no way to reliably download files outside of a user gesture, an annoying but understandable restriction.
Using the FS Access API, I could add an option where you can specify a directory to save files, and then automatically write files to this folder when a configurable period of silence is detected, i.e. when no note is pressed for a given time.
As for the naming of files, it could be left to the user to rename files after they're created, but this will probably lead to a less organized record collection, at least for me personally, as I usually don't listen back to my recordings to figure out what they are.
(I could also implement some automatic naming based on detected key signatures and tempos, maybe use AI to categorize songs based on the names and associated content of previous recordings in the folder. But that's clearly an extra feature.)
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Currently the workflow of the app is that it automatically records MIDI, but requires one click to save, and one more click to clear.
Historically there's been no way to reliably download files outside of a user gesture, an annoying but understandable restriction.
Using the FS Access API, I could add an option where you can specify a directory to save files, and then automatically write files to this folder when a configurable period of silence is detected, i.e. when no note is pressed for a given time.
As for the naming of files, it could be left to the user to rename files after they're created, but this will probably lead to a less organized record collection, at least for me personally, as I usually don't listen back to my recordings to figure out what they are.
(I could also implement some automatic naming based on detected key signatures and tempos, maybe use AI to categorize songs based on the names and associated content of previous recordings in the folder. But that's clearly an extra feature.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: