This addition to the online community will be of immense value.

 

As I have been working with Opusmodus for several years now, the tools and techniques are becoming more natural in their application with my compositional work.  However, as I dig into deeper and more complex concerns, I am often thinking that the manual and documentation could over time become more complete, more detailed and as a result more useful.  Some current entries are quite good, while others are rather short and terse and not as illuminating.

When I think of high quality examples of software documentation, I often refer to the Max manual (even from the early days) as a model for excellence.  Detailed, comprehensive, self-referential, and so on.  Another one that I think is quite good, largely due to my many decades of use, is the Cound manual - the HTML hypertext version is particularly useful, but also the FLOSS manual - both in print and online.  In fact, FLOSS manuals of several software tools have been helpful to my work over the years.

The new functions have significantly better documentation. Over time, we will enhance the documentation of the older ones.

This is a noble and time-consuming effort - but, it will be wonderful.