In the key range view, there are indications of the lower and upper range of the key range. These can be adjusted with encoders or by dragging across the onscreen graphical representation of a piano keyboard. The onscreen keyboard may be too small for a user to accurately set values and they have to adjust both lower and upper at the same time.
It should be possible to adjust the lower and upper range parameters independently by dragging their indcation up/down.
Also, you can't cancel from this state with touch alone.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to key range view
Click and drag up/down on lower range.
Expected behaviour
Lower range changes.
Actual behaviour
Nothing happens.
Additional context
This behaviour works for the transpose parameters so should also work for the range parameters.
Configuration
Hardware
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4
Audio: ZynADAC
Display: ZynScreen 3.5 (v1)
Wiring: MCP23017_ZynScreen
I2C: MCP23017@0x20, MCP23017@0x21, ADS1115@0x48
Describe the issue
In the key range view, there are indications of the lower and upper range of the key range. These can be adjusted with encoders or by dragging across the onscreen graphical representation of a piano keyboard. The onscreen keyboard may be too small for a user to accurately set values and they have to adjust both lower and upper at the same time.
It should be possible to adjust the lower and upper range parameters independently by dragging their indcation up/down.
Also, you can't cancel from this state with touch alone.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behaviour
Lower range changes.
Actual behaviour
Nothing happens.
Additional context
This behaviour works for the transpose parameters so should also work for the range parameters.
Configuration
Hardware
System
MIDI & UI
Software