Hi,
This one is very low priority as it doesn't harm performance at all, it's a spelling/homophone bug
I noticed in at least one place (I think the Project screen, but there could be more), it talks about "live queuepoints". This is wrong and drives me nuts whever I see it.
A "queue" in English is an ordered line, think of a FIFO. A "cue" is a prompt or timing marker. An easy trick is to remember old tape decks with "cue" and "review" over fast forward and rewind keys. Yes, I know, English is a confusing mess, it's full of traps like that. As a native speaker, I can only apologise- a lot of my more careless compatriots also make the same mistake.
https://grammarist.com/usage/cue-queue/
..if you'd like chapter and verse.
I haven't bothered with screenshots, as I suspect that'd be insulting your intelligence, but if they'd actually be helpful, please let me know. This feels like a really weird bug report, but it is probably the first thing I actually dislike about Nerdseq, which is generally a beautifully-engineered device.
This one is very low priority as it doesn't harm performance at all, it's a spelling/homophone bug

I noticed in at least one place (I think the Project screen, but there could be more), it talks about "live queuepoints". This is wrong and drives me nuts whever I see it.
A "queue" in English is an ordered line, think of a FIFO. A "cue" is a prompt or timing marker. An easy trick is to remember old tape decks with "cue" and "review" over fast forward and rewind keys. Yes, I know, English is a confusing mess, it's full of traps like that. As a native speaker, I can only apologise- a lot of my more careless compatriots also make the same mistake.
https://grammarist.com/usage/cue-queue/
..if you'd like chapter and verse.
I haven't bothered with screenshots, as I suspect that'd be insulting your intelligence, but if they'd actually be helpful, please let me know. This feels like a really weird bug report, but it is probably the first thing I actually dislike about Nerdseq, which is generally a beautifully-engineered device.

