don't bash gui, as it's just a preview.
every features are not there, and some gui elements will change
It's a vst that outputs midi.
it's aim is to provide a huge chords library, and let user place chords on a sequencer.
chords are based on those you find on chordfind.com
for each step you can set :
- root note
- chord name
- variation of this chord
- transpose
- strum type (there will be several strum available, each of them tweakable. 4 or 6, or something like that)
- velocity
- strum direction
- strum rate
- note length
- probably some cc params and their values, so that you can control a specific parameter of the synth or sampler you use.
so my questions are :
- does this seems interesting or not
- have you any suggestion for features
- how many different strums would be enough for you?
(for each strum preset you could set rate, and alter distance between strokes and maybe each stroke velocity to humanise them)
