I don't imagine this will be very interesting to many, since most people are probably using plugins with automatic delay time setting, but I figure if even one or two people use it to set a hardware unit, it might be worth it.
Lastly, I used the free version of JUCE to create this app, so under GPL licensing, I must release my source code (which is also licensed under GPL_V3), you can find a link to the GitHub repo on the interface. Also, this means that if anyone really wants a PC version, all I have to do is export a Visual Studio session (when I'm at school sometime, I don't have a PC) and export the code.
I'm open for suggestions for features and for making the GUI more visually pleasing, though I may not be able to implement everything. I don't really have an eye for visual placement, so if anyone has any suggestions on how to rework the layout, I'm all ears (and eyes).
Version 1.4 is up.
Changelog:
- FIXED WHOLE NORMAL VALUES - This value was incorrect as I was accidentally grabbing the value from half dotted!
- Added option to display values in Hertz - to set LFOs on your synths
- Added key support for changing from ms to Hz (using keys 'M' and 'H' respectively)
- Made information section a text editor instead of a label so I can add more information to this and take advantage of scrolling, vesus having to make that window taller each line I add.
- Switched label font to Arial for the time being since I can't seem to figure how to embed fonts in JUCE currently. I wanted to get this update out to fix the current bugs, so I'm just using a 'safe' font that should be on everyone's system. My assumption is that all Mac systems have Arial by default, so the font should show up correctly.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RZv ... sp=sharing