12-04-2023, 09:31 AM
I'd prefer 'map'. It's just the nicer and more accessible word. Although the things you can possibly do in this screen is better described with 'script' people won't start with scripting logic functions. The first things people would like to do in this screen is something very basic like mapping a fader to an envelope decay or something like that.
If i imagine being a fresh Nerdseq user i would be so overwhelmed with all the possible features i would definitely ditch a chapter/screen that is called 'script' for later, because i am still trying to wrap my head around patterns, tables, automators and patches (and i am one of those people who finds joy in reading the fukking manual). But if it is called mapping i would give it a glance as mapping features is something every DAW, Hardware Synth, Midi, DIN, modular user is used to
If i imagine being a fresh Nerdseq user i would be so overwhelmed with all the possible features i would definitely ditch a chapter/screen that is called 'script' for later, because i am still trying to wrap my head around patterns, tables, automators and patches (and i am one of those people who finds joy in reading the fukking manual). But if it is called mapping i would give it a glance as mapping features is something every DAW, Hardware Synth, Midi, DIN, modular user is used to