One of the aims of the original design was to allow a user to rapidly change a sound and move between the various options - this is effectively why the app is effectively a single screen, rather than having to select draw mode for example from a sub-menu or pop-up. Perhaps this is design mistake, you can only edit a single waveform at a time, so what difference does how you access the functions make? The more functions I try to add at the bottom the less drawing space you'll have.
Nonetheless, my intention would be that if I add additional functions that they should remain easily accessible from the initial screen. I'll see if that pans out. My first thoughts are to add a few more oscillators in there:
This would be to allow you to simultaneously have amplitude and frequency modulation as well as a second voice and some subharmonic control (!?), as well as the existing envelope, filter and mixer.
I also have to think of a decent way of allowing you to overdub and/or remove loop recordings, as currently every time you press record it stops whatever loop is currently playing and replaces it with a new recording.
So there you go... progress is slow, but not forgotten.
