Idea from Andrew: track aggregate counts of (a) plays of all tracks, (b) tracks added to holding tanks, and (c) tracks added to hotkeys — across all profiles. This would let a sound person who only runs a show occasionally quickly see what's popular and what's new without hunting.
Use case: Andrew announces a ComedySportz show every month or two. He loads his profile, and wants to immediately see "what are the latest tracks added" and "what are the most popular tracks in the last 30 days." That's about it — quick orientation for an infrequent user.
You can already search by date-added, but it should be surfaced more prominently. A "Show me what's new / show me what's popular" view.
Open questions:
- Counts tracked locally per install, or aggregated across users somehow?
- Where does this UI live? New panel, modal, search filter?
Idea from Andrew: track aggregate counts of (a) plays of all tracks, (b) tracks added to holding tanks, and (c) tracks added to hotkeys — across all profiles. This would let a sound person who only runs a show occasionally quickly see what's popular and what's new without hunting.
Use case: Andrew announces a ComedySportz show every month or two. He loads his profile, and wants to immediately see "what are the latest tracks added" and "what are the most popular tracks in the last 30 days." That's about it — quick orientation for an infrequent user.
You can already search by date-added, but it should be surfaced more prominently. A "Show me what's new / show me what's popular" view.
Open questions: