pbolger

Isn't there a 'modern' parameter on the new panels? Comes up 'soon' if you press it though.

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@harrykaufman said:
WAV file export / mixdown would a brilliant move to overcome the single audio output and allow for easy mixing/mastering in a DAW :-)

WAV file of the master output is covered by resampling.

For me 'render all arrange tracks to stems' would be useful. Is that what you meant?

-1 for Facebook.

+1 for loop visible. I think that really fits the Deluge interface logic. Loop visible with solo would be nice too.

@Horstmaista said:
One more thing this mode could add is that you could transpose each bar as a whole.

Or transpose visible. Meaning you could slip or zoom the track to get the bit you want. What might be nice would be a temporary indicator - a slightly dimmed row or something - to show the original first step.