My live improv comedy show use of LSP

[Tomansion]

Hello there, I've been using LSP for a month now to accompany on-stage players with sounds, ambience, and music.

It's been working very well; I'm looking for a wireless tactile screen to enjoy it even more.

My favorite features:

• Global gain normalization tool, useful to ensure that all 300 sounds have the same expected volume output
• Fade-ins & fade-outs
• Easy song import, drag and drop to move & color customization

Issues I hate the most:

• The multiple cue selection is still being selected when changing pages, making you edit cues without knowing it.
• Changing the grid dimension messes everything up.
• I use <br> to do multiline titles; it doesn't feel right and breaks the maj+click moving feature.

Things I would enjoy having:

• Being able to square drag and drop multiple cues & move them
• Changing pages order
• Being able to see all playing cues on a side panel to stop them easily,
• Having the selected cues displayed in a side panel (for easy access)
• Drawing "zones" in the pages with color (background & border), title, and special customization (group relative volume)
• Automatic font color to set as high contrast when changing the background color (auto font color?)
• Search bar with keyboard shortcut (F1 on VSCode) and navigation: display the corresponding cues from all pages

I would be happy to contribute on any "Good First Issue" tagged issues.

Thank you again for creating and maintaining LSP!

[FrancescoCeruti]

Thanks for sharing 🚀

Some of yours issues could be good "first issues":

The multiple cue selection is still being selected when changing pages, making you edit cues without knowing it.

We might add some indication that the page has selected cues? Otherwise, an option to enable automatic deselection when the page is changed

I use <br> to do multiline titles; it doesn't feel right and breaks the maj+click moving feature.

I think we could allow multi-line cue names without problems, although the ListLayout should likely ignore new-lines

Feel free to ask for any guidance!