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All right, here we go. Probably a better recording because now you can actually hear me talk and see my mouse which I totally realized that it wasn't showing my mouse cursor in the last video, but this is better because now I can explain it. Um, so this is the >> [clears throat and cough]

>> application for lack of a better word working title is going to be called autopilot. Um and this as we when we start we the the application starts up in one of four modes, right? This is perform mode that we're looking at here. Um, so to change modes, you know, it's up at the top left little

drop down. Again, this probably UI refactor in the near future for me, but we have four modes. We have edit, perform, arrange, and and catalog, right? They're all kind of self-explanatory, but we'll we'll work right now we'll just show you the modes. And I'm showing you >> [clears throat] >> all the stuff up in the header right

now, right? So the header is just this top part. Um, show hide the browser, show hide the master section. This is going to be important later because of just, you know, the controller is an element that's, you know, being integrated into this which we'll explain later. Um cuz when you're performing, like if

you've got a really great setup and you've got this thing finesse, like you don't even need to see the master section. It's just kind of there. Um, and then our metronome which is as one would expect is metronome. Let me explain something about this clock, right? You know, we're just turning on and off there and then

there's a volume control for it, but um, I I I initially kind of just started this whole project off with like having that clock running with a perfectly, like, you know, really sample accurate like buffer position accurate metronome so I could make sure that everything, you know, I was working on was in time