13-03-21, 01:09 -
Thanks Noek, you save me typing 
For the GPIO question:
In my expercience, direct GPIO communication causes undesired artifacts in the sound generation.
In plain English: using a GPIO button results in distortion.
To be complete: using a webgui trigger can also cause distortion (be it less than the GPIO) and will also cause delays because of the "web"protocol).
I will not implement any of these two without a remediation for mentioned side effects. As there are several other ways to trigger notes, these ways are at the bottom my wishlist. I do however always welcome suggestions.
In layman's terms: samplerbox is designed for note triggering via MIDI input. Triggering via other input has go in parallel which makes it's not synced. Being in sync is a musical prereq.
For the GPIO question:
In my expercience, direct GPIO communication causes undesired artifacts in the sound generation.
In plain English: using a GPIO button results in distortion.
To be complete: using a webgui trigger can also cause distortion (be it less than the GPIO) and will also cause delays because of the "web"protocol).
I will not implement any of these two without a remediation for mentioned side effects. As there are several other ways to trigger notes, these ways are at the bottom my wishlist. I do however always welcome suggestions.
In layman's terms: samplerbox is designed for note triggering via MIDI input. Triggering via other input has go in parallel which makes it's not synced. Being in sync is a musical prereq.