The config page I’m talking about is the one from holding down key 2 on the Ansible panel, the one where note sync/loop sync are configured. On that page it should be a single toggle toward the left side of the bottom row.
I think probably it makes sense to group as many features together as possible before cutting a new release. In particular the preset saving feature is important for making updates make sense for people who’ve been using an older firmware version, but this is a big and error-prone addition that needs a lot of testing to be confident in its correctness before it goes in the official firmware. I’ve also worked on Ansible support for some new Teletype remote ops that would be nice to include, and would like to see if I can chip away at some of the known bugs in addition to adding and polishing features. So I think it might be a little while before an official update makes sense. However, the preset feature is implemented in such a way that you should be able to keep updating to new betas as often as you’d like without losing presets if you want to stay on the bleeding edge.
This makes sense. Delaying the CV change I think is pretty straightforward (basically set the DAC value when the trigger output is set high, rather than immediately when reaching an active trigger step) but keeping the previous CV value if it has already changed when the trigger happens seems trickier. I won’t have time to prototype this for the next several days but I can give it a whirl. Not sure if this is always the desired behavior or if it should be configurable, in which case it needs some UI.
This seems very useful, and may not be too hard to implement. In addition to off-panel configuration by Teletype, the USB save feature should also give us the ability to do some more persistent configuration by tweaking the JSON file, so that’s also an option for introducing some settings without cluttering the grid UI, though these would be a bit more of a pain to tweak. In particular I’ve been thinking that you could use this to load up a custom scale table if you want to use something other than equal temperament. Glide customization could also be done this way. Going this route would benefit a lot from some kind of PC program that would let you load up a preset file and graphically tweak it, rather than having to sift through >300KB of unindented JSON to find the setting you want.
This is awesome, hadn’t seen this thread. I would use it all the time. From the video (without looking at the code yet) am I understanding right that each trigger in a ratchet will clock the track? In combination with the ability to toggle gates on and off when ratcheting this seems super powerful. We would need to figure out where to put the UI. There is one extra column available in the section of the scale page that’s now used for TT clock enables + step direction settings, which seems like definitely the place that makes sense, but it seems like it might get kind of confusing with several different settings clustered in that corner.
Big thanks to everyone for all the testing and discussion so far!
