Releases: samueldesai/danceapp
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Release list
Version 1.4
Track editor
- Editing In the Track Editor you can now edit tracks in the metadata editor and download them for personal use!
- Blade a track into pieces (⌘B) and arrange them across two lanes — drag a piece to move it
in time or swap lanes, drag its edges to trim, drag a top corner to fade it in or out. - Delete a selected piece with ⌫ (closing the gap behind it) or ⌥⌫ (leaving silence in
its place instead). - Undo All reverts every change made in the editing session.
- A thin dashed line now follows your mouse over the waveform, previewing exactly where a click
or a blade will land. - The Start/End fields and the "plays as…" length now track the tempo slider live, showing
played time rather than raw file time. - Local playback moved onto a purpose-built two-lane audio engine to support blading and
crossfades — invisible day to day, but it's what makes the new arrangement editor possible.
Downloading Spotify tracks
- Every Spotify track now has a "Download File" button in the track editor — it finds a
matching YouTube video, downloads it, and swaps the track over to a normal local
file with the full waveform editor, tempo, blading and export all now available for it. - "Download All Spotify Tracks…" (View menu, ⌘⇧D) does the same for every Spotify track in
the project in one pass, with a running progress count and a summary of any it couldn't find.
Interactive tutorials
- A hands-on tutorial runs for the first time the project installs. Thanks Eddy for the idea!
- Stuck, or want to see it again? Press ⌘⇧T on any screen to pull up the tutorial for
whatever window you're looking at. - A "Run tutorial after creating" checkbox on the New Project screen queues up the tour right after the project is created.
Workbook import
- Add Songs is now one click. Pick Spotify or YouTube once for the whole workbook, and
matching and importing happen automatically. - No Spotify? Import from YouTube instead. Each song can be routed to Spotify or YouTube, and
either way you get clean matched titles, artists and a choice of cover art. - Any single song can be flipped to the other source with "Try YouTube Instead" /
"Try Spotify Instead" without redoing the whole batch. - If some songs can't be matched, a recovery screen offers to try the other source, rename
and retry those songs one at a time, or just import what's local. - Reworked button text for clarity.
Audience screen
- Before you press play for the first time, the audience screen now welcomes the floor with
the very first dance coming up instead of sitting blank.