Casper Jeukendrup

> Also 4.3 changes the handling of tremolos, like it added the tag `` That should only be the case in 4.4/master. Is there anything that indicates otherwise?

Judging from `AbstractInstrumentsPanelTreeItem::setIsSelected`, we should perhaps go for a more general solution. What if you move this new code to `AbstractInstrumentsPanelTreeItem::appendChild` and `AbstractInstrumentsPanelTreeItem::insertChild`? Of course, you can't _literally_ move the...

Adding .zip is fine, because it's just to make GitHub accept the file. When you download it, Safari will auto-unzip it, because it thinks it's a real ZIP; but in...

> Today’s master nightly also has a problem when a score is open. Select “Instruments” tab. Click on the gear symbol. Up pops the option to “Replace instrument”. Pressing that...

Hm, that makes me doubt my understanding of the situation as well. My understanding was: - MS3: - OFFSET: relative, on a -127 to 127 scale; -127 means "much softer...

But wait, it's still weird. By default, all notes get velocity 64. So MS4's velocity property were absolute, all notes would sound equally loud (namely with a velocity of 64),...

Oh no... there is _another_ layer of weirdness to this. So, judging purely from the code, MS4's system is absolute, from 0 to 127. But there is one exception: a...

Okay, so let's collect what we know now about MS4's system: - A value of `0` means "just use the default velocity based on dynamics" and is displayed in the...

@Tantacrul currently, it is apparently broken in the latest nightly, but there is a separate issue about that and we'll fix it before the release. About MS3 migration: let's remove...

The proposed solution introduces performance issues and is not ideal from an architectural point of view. Therefore, we don't want to merge it. Coming up with a different solution is...