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- There should be time markings along the screen, probably in increments of five seconds in so, so users can tell how far they are in the song.
- The "cut track" button that used to be in the menu bar was confusing, and no one figured out what it meant.
- We needed to work on how best to represent multiple tracks that would play simultaneously, given the limited screen space.
- People didn't want to tap "main menu" to exit the editing mode, because they were afraid it would discard their changes. We needed either some indication that the app was saving automatically, or an explicit "save" button.
- There used to be a button with a picture of a piano on it, which would change the instrument used to play a track. One user thought that such a button ought to display an on-screen piano keyboard, so that users could enter notes without having to sing into the microphone.
- The main menu should have functionality to duplicate a song, or copy it to a different name.
- The feedback for editing individual notes, particularly the indication of which note was currently selected, needed improvement.
- clicked on back One (more than one?) user tried to add harmony <-- what does this mean?a harmony line by using the touch screen to add new notes to the same track.
Revised design
"it's an eye?"
"this is clearly volume"
opened song to export
"export is tiny"
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