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How to represent short identifiers for sounds and sound sets #14
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Yes agreed. The filename shouldn't be part of the metadata so could be anything, although the shortname is a reasonable default I guess. + yep the shortname should go into the metadata - that's just an oversight that it's missing. |
As per tidalcycles/sounds-dirty#2 , So a typical file currently looks like this:
A metadata-aware tidal/superdirt would allow the above to be accessed as It doesn't feel quite right to have That said, I'm used to Otherwise we could have |
I agree it's slightly confusing to have the same field in different levels... but only slightly, and since both fields serve a very similar purpose I guess I'd argue that it makes sense to name them the same. I'm not sure if you were suggesting this, but I don't like |
I was suggesting calling it |
Hi @yaxu,
I was just revisiting the metadata for my various sample repos -
When generating the cleanmeta file, there doesn't seem to be any reference to the
--shortname
value in the generated file. It does use this to create the filename I believe ie<shortname>.cleanmeta
As a personal preference, I'd prefer that the shortname be independent of the cleanmeta filename (and not have any dependence on the filename beyond a
.cleanmeta
suffix) - so I can keep the quark and cleanmeta files named consistently (iesamples-flbass.[quark|cleanmeta]
, plus guarantee that I know theshortname
will be referenced correctly by superdirt (rather than guessing that the cleanmeta filename prefix will be used)Hope this makes sense, had trouble articulating :/
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