Nic wrote:

Your spagetti looks great. Do you think your spagetti will ever transmit midi ?

H3 wrote:

I hope one day it will, since now it only transmits tomato sauce.

Nic wrote:

I see, but at least you have a choice between green tomatoe sauce and white tomatoe sauce.

It must be binary spagetti..

H3 wrote:

Yes, green is wave data, light blue is midi data, also the current version has midi and wave data wires, even if the color is always white.
I'm thinking if it could be a good idea to use anther color for automation, but probably it would be better not to show automation as wires, to avoid a big dish of spaghetti.

Nic wrote:

How about being able to turn the different wire visibilities on and off: three on/off switches. That would be really cool.
Another idea (just a fantasy): how about a virtual oscilliscope for the wave wires or a "midioscope" or "Automatoscope". I recon that would increase the value of your program because people can see what is being generated by what ...

H3 wrote:

Thankyou for your comment, as usual your ideas are not much different from mine!
I think hiding completely some types of cables is not really a good idea: people may think there are not connections cause they don't see them, anyway I may use different levels of transparency...
Virtual oscilloscope is something i'm surely going to add, maybe with a graphical equalizer and surely with peak levels.
About the "midioscope" I'm thinking to something similar to the Cubase's key editor, so you don't only see but you can also record and edit.
"Automatoscope" would be similar to Audiomulch's curves.
Anyway my "roadmap" now is to make something usable to play live in versions 0.4 and 0.5, then i will add usefull sound block like the oscilloscope and the midioscope by version 1.0 and automathion will be for post - 1.0