nadasonic

Hi,

Thanks for replying.

Obviously I don’t know anything about the coding side of things but I was just looking at this and wondered if it might be helpful..?

https://wavesurfer-js.org/

https://wavesurfer-js.org/plugins/timeline.html

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by nadasonic.

oh brilliant!
wasn’t sure whether to even expect a response :D, let alone so soon!
many thanks!!

Would you have a rough ballpark of when an iteration might include this?

Here’s my wishlist if it helps..

my personal ideal would be waveforms that work like this:

https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/ – (scroll down a bit..)

They clearly show the ‘shape’ of the music – they change colour as playback advances (so you can clearly see where you are in the piece) – direct clicks on the timeline advance playback to where you click – the waveforms don’t jiggle about like ‘WavePlayer 3’ [not really helpful] – they’re not enormous like ‘wave player’ – they’re simple and solid and do the job perfectly – look at Sonaar’s ‘mp3 player’ waveforms, they don’t really look like the music that’s playing and they are sort of fragmented, not solid, and don’t look nearly as good as the ones I’ve linked..

What I also like about the player ‘modules’ on the page I’ve linked is that it looks like you can stack as many as you like (and each is complete in itself)
– They also (and this is key) EACH have buttons for download, cart etc. and each has text fields for stats, composer, title, tempo, duration, key etc. – just brilliant! (I envisage you’d be able to select – in the back end – which fields you want to display on the players)

I love how your plug-in has the option to be a sticky footer as well – if the ‘current’ waveform could be always replicated in the footer (and click-navigable too) that would be the bee’s knees!

Thanks Fotis