Merge pull request #2553 from Umcaruje/volumevelocity

Rename note volume into note velocity
This commit is contained in:
Colin Wallace
2016-02-11 15:59:43 -08:00
21 changed files with 79 additions and 79 deletions

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@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ PianoRoll::PianoRoll() :
m_noteBorderRadiusY( 0 )
{
// gui names of edit modes
m_nemStr.push_back( tr( "Note Volume" ) );
m_nemStr.push_back( tr( "Note Velocity" ) );
m_nemStr.push_back( tr( "Note Panning" ) );
QSignalMapper * signalMapper = new QSignalMapper( this );
@@ -470,7 +470,7 @@ void PianoRoll::showVolTextFloat(volume_t vol, const QPoint &pos, int timeout)
{
//! \todo display velocity for MIDI-based instruments
// possibly dBV values too? not sure if it makes sense for note volumes...
showTextFloat( tr("Volume: %1%").arg( vol ), pos, timeout );
showTextFloat( tr("Velocity: %1%").arg( vol ), pos, timeout );
}
@@ -3555,7 +3555,7 @@ void PianoRoll::enterValue( NoteVector* nv )
{
bool ok;
int new_val;
new_val = QInputDialog::getInt( this, "Piano roll: note volume",
new_val = QInputDialog::getInt( this, "Piano roll: note velocity",
tr( "Please enter a new value between %1 and %2:" ).
arg( MinVolume ).arg( MaxVolume ),
(*nv)[0]->getVolume(),

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@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ InstrumentMidiIOView::InstrumentMidiIOView( QWidget* parent ) :
baseVelocityLayout->setContentsMargins( 8, 18, 8, 8 );
baseVelocityLayout->setSpacing( 6 );
QLabel* baseVelocityHelp = new QLabel( tr( "Specify the velocity normalization base for MIDI-based instruments at note volume 100%" ) );
QLabel* baseVelocityHelp = new QLabel( tr( "Specify the velocity normalization base for MIDI-based instruments at 100% note velocity" ) );
baseVelocityHelp->setWordWrap( true );
baseVelocityHelp->setFont( pointSize<8>( baseVelocityHelp->font() ) );

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@@ -706,7 +706,7 @@ PatternView::PatternView( Pattern* pattern, TrackView* parent ) :
setFixedHeight( parentWidget()->height() - 2 );
ToolTip::add( this,
tr( "use mouse wheel to set volume of a step" ) );
tr( "use mouse wheel to set velocity of a step" ) );
setStyle( QApplication::style() );
}