Is there any chance the pattern name can be shown in the sequencer page instead of the numbers 1~8?
I know there isn't much room, but showing the first 2 characters would suffice.
Or a small/half size version of the font would show even more characters if that's possible.
If pattern names weren't possible, how about a track name instead?
Any information like this would really help to know what a track is doing.
For instance if I had "CH" on track 1, I would know its playing chainsaw. Or "RG" on track 2 would show it was playing rings.
Not exactly high priority but could be a real bonus as you could see "at a glance" what tracks are routed to.
(I know fo course the pattern name appears at the bottom of the sequencer page which is a super feature...this is just an addition/different interpretation of that).
I know there isn't much room, but showing the first 2 characters would suffice.
Or a small/half size version of the font would show even more characters if that's possible.
If pattern names weren't possible, how about a track name instead?
Any information like this would really help to know what a track is doing.
For instance if I had "CH" on track 1, I would know its playing chainsaw. Or "RG" on track 2 would show it was playing rings.
Not exactly high priority but could be a real bonus as you could see "at a glance" what tracks are routed to.
(02-17-2026, 01:10 PM)ianski Wrote: Is there any chance the pattern name can be shown in the sequencer page instead of the numbers 1~8?
I know there isn't much room, but showing the first 2 characters would suffice.
Or a small/half size version of the font would show even more characters if that's possible.
If pattern names weren't possible, how about a track name instead?
Any information like this would really help to know what a track is doing.
For instance if I had "CH" on track 1, I would know its playing chainsaw. Or "RG" on track 2 would show it was playing rings.
Not exactly high priority but could be a real bonus as you could see "at a glance" what tracks are routed to.
(I know fo course the pattern name appears at the bottom of the sequencer page which is a super feature...this is just an addition/different interpretation of that).