Macros - Step one of four #1090
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This is the first step in implementing Macros in ShortCircuit. This introduces unipolar macros which are only adjustable by a knob in the UI, but which fully work, are renamable, are editable, stream, and act as modulation sources. The remaining parts not covered in this PR are - Bipolar and Stepped macro support - Exposing the macros as CLAP parameters - Implement the PLAY screen not just the macro screen - Smoothed applicatino as opposed to direct application of value from the various sources
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This is the first step in implementing Macros in ShortCircuit.
This introduces unipolar macros which are only adjustable by a knob in the UI, but which fully work, are renamable, are editable, stream, and act as modulation sources.
The remaining parts not covered in this PR are