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Fade in / Fade out #1
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Hi, Thomas (@TwizzyDizzy) Yeah, I understood what you meant. I think it's possible to do applying a css transition in Cheers, |
I just re-read my issue and realized, that you could interpret everything I wrote as just "visual". I think you got it that way, as you refer to the visual opacity. Yet what I meant, was meant in an audible fashion. I meant the actual volume of the sample. :) Unfortunately, I'm no JS/CSS guy - otherwise I'd directly done it as a PR. Cheers |
Hey, Thomas (@TwizzyDizzy) Thanks for the clarification. I've made some changes in a branch Here are some numbers you may find useful (all of them defined only by experiments):
Any feedback is welcome! Cheers, |
Hi @helton! first off: thanks for taking the time, it is appreciated :) It basically works as I imagined it to work and the parameters you introduced are the ones one would like to fiddle with, if the default isn't to one's liking. Some remarks:
Other thing: the buttons "Relax", "Random" and "Productivity" don't do anything for me. It's the same on master branch, though, so I think this has nothing to do with BTW1: Heads up for the use of Subresource Integrity! Cheers & Thanks again |
Hi Helton,
do you think it would be possible to adjust noiseless in the following way:
When I klick an icon to enable it, just fade from zero to either the last value it had when it was deactivated (meaning if I have it on 33% and would disable it, it would - on enabling it again - fade from 0% to 33%).
Hope I made sense :)
Cheers
Thomas
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