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Speed rename #409
Speed rename #409
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tr("Adjust speed up (fine)"), speedMenu); | ||
addDeckAndSamplerControl("rate_perm_down", tr("Speed Down"), tr("Adjust speed down (coarse)"), speedMenu); | ||
addDeckAndSamplerControl("rate_perm_down_small", tr("Speed Down (Fine)"), | ||
tr("Adjust speed down (fine)"), speedMenu); | ||
addDeckAndSamplerControl("rate_temp_up", tr("Pitch-Bend Rate Up"), |
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Technically this ones a "speed bend" since in keylock mode it doesn't affect the pitch.
What about renaming it to "Speed Up (temporary / pitch-bend)"
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Or
"Temporary Speed Up / Pitch Bend"
"Temporary Slow Down / Pitch Bend"
"Temporary Speed Up / Pitch Bend (Fine)"
"Temporary Slow Down / Pitch Bend (Fine)"
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I have thought about it,and recognized that "Pitchbend" is a well defined term.
Do we have such a Pitchbend here?
From Mixxx view only, just Speed up without any "pitchbend" would be fine for me.
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No, it is not exactly like a pitchband control you find on a keyboard. So lets ditch it.
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Pitch-bend in the DJ context is different from the keyboard context -- there's precedent for calling pitch-bend / tempo-bend a button that increases/decreases the speed temporarily. On old turntables the pitch bend buttons ran the motor faster or slower. CDJs copied that but added master tempo and either still called them pitch bend or called them pitch/tempo bend.
We provide parenthetical / slashed text to give the user a hint for terminology they might be used to. An example is "headphone (pfl)" above so it may be useful to keep "pitch bend" in the string because people are used to calling this a pitch bend.
What about:
"Temporarily Increase Speed / Pitch Bend (coarse)"
"Temporarily Decrease Speed / Pitch Bend (coarse)"
"Temporarily Increase Speed / Pitch Bend (fine)"
"Temporarily Decrease Speed / Pitch Bend (fine)"
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What about:
"Temporarily Increase Speed / Pitch Bend (coarse)"
"Temporarily Decrease Speed / Pitch Bend (coarse)"
"Temporarily Increase Speed / Pitch Bend (fine)"
"Temporarily Decrease Speed / Pitch Bend (fine)"
these sound good to me
Tempo Up / Tempo Down? |
"Increase Speed" / "Decrease Speed" |
Sounds good. |
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done |
// Rate | ||
QMenu* rateMenu = addSubmenu(tr("Pitch and Rate")); | ||
// Speed | ||
QMenu* speedMenu = addSubmenu(tr("Speed (Pitch/Tempo)")); |
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how about "Speed (Tempo / Vinyl "Pitch")"
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My logic was Speed changes Musical Pitch and Musical tempo.
Except Keylock is enabled. Then it changes only the musical tempo.
If we may have a tempolock, it changes only the pitch.
From this point of view the "Pitch" label on a Turntable is only a Short form of "Pitch and tempo".
Technically the should have lable it "Platter Speed".
This is a no issue on turntables, because the can't control Pitch and tempo independently, but it is important in Mixxx.
For the menu title, I would like to keep the current version. But it is a good idea to reference the turntable pitch slider in the description below.
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Notes addressed. |
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<string>Adjust the available range for the pitch (tempo) change controls.</string> |
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This one is kind of awkward in English. What about:
Adjusts the available range of the speed (Vinyl "Pitch") slider.
If key-lock is disabled speed affects the pitch and tempo.
If key-lock is enabled speed only affects the tempo.
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Wait, this is the rate range slider. We shouldn't mention keylock at all.
Adjusts the range of the speed (Vinyl "Pitch") slider.
<string>Adjust the available range for the pitch (tempo) change controls.</string> | ||
<string>Adjust the available range for the speed (Vinyl "Pitch") slider. | ||
A Speed change of 6 % changes the pitch by one semitone, if key lock is disabled. | ||
If key lock is enabled, only the tempo is effected. </string> |
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effected -> affected
Notes addressed |
Looks good -- but why the spaces between the percent symbol and the number? |
It is a international standard ISO 31-0 ;-) |
space before percent is stupid. reverting it |
Hard to put it more delicately than @ywwg said. I think it's not that common -- definitely looks odd to me. Let's leave it as it was. Some debate on the topic: |
My two cents: maybe there is some controversy, but the space is not stupid at all. As a physicist, I am of the opinion that the space is a must, according to what is quoted in named SE thread:
Seeing both worlds, I think one can summarize: without space is more colloquial, with space is more scientific. It is up to you which style to choose from :-). |
Hi @jgehrcke, It seams that the German and ISO style is with space and the English style is without. |
@daschuer, pretty sure that this question is no matter of German vs. English. Really, I am convinced that its is a question of colloquial vs. scientific language. I had this discussion with Germans, too, already (there are many Germans that do not want to use a space there). In scientific publications written in English there definitely is a preference for using a space. That is also why |
If someone wants to put a space in front in the german translation, I'm not going to notice :) |
This fixes Bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1283190