Paultx
July 12, 2023, 6:38pm
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Thanks for the great software! I’m still learning how to use it for best results. But one thing I would like to change is the color, from its original red to green, which happens to be my favorite and looks great with black. Is there a way to make that change? TIA.
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Good evening Paulo,
Short answer: no.
Currently there is no way to change the appearance of the interface in FxSound itself.
But I will keep your suggestion in mind for future purposes.
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Falcon
July 15, 2023, 6:26am
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I have version 1.19 now. is this a beta version?
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Falcon:
changelog ?
Should be updated soon at
https://www.fxsound.com/changelog ,
but in the meanwhile:
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Just adding a post from user @JMBWITHCATS with a similar desire to change colors,
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Adding another similar request by user @Ananda96 posted about an hour ago:
at a first glance it is a beautiful designed app and it works.
my Question:
would you like to consider a color change as others has build in?
i really dislike the red color and it would beautiful to switch to blue, grey or white letters, the background of this app is verfy fine so far.
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@Paultx
@Ananda96
@lmurray3
@JMBWITHCATS
A quick link to the feature request regarding the UI’s appearance on GitHub:
opened 12:15AM - 07 Dec 23 UTC
enhancement
Forum members Ananda96, Paultx and JMBWITHCATS (among possible others) have requ… ested the addition of one or more options to allow users to change, or customize, the color scheme of the UI and its Visualizer, for aesthetic reasons (i.e., they don't like the current color scheme).
On this topic, it seems worth mentioning that the legacy "DFX" version supported adjustable "skins," which were a popular feature; see:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/skins.fxsound.com*
(Link shared by forum member Dolmatov)
Adding a similar request regarding the color scheme of the UI, posted earlier today by @Ayjjala :
I like the style of the interface (simple and richly-colored) but it’s also too simple (not completely functional by range - for the window and for the content) and mono-chromatic with no options (color can affect mood).