glad to hear the concept still seems exciting 
oh yeah forgot to mention that the new browser version should technically work pretty well on mobile devices now too. the interface might still be a bit hard to use especially on smaller screens of course, but on tablets it should be very usable. maybe i’ll do a special phone-friendly interface at some point, who knows.
i’m not familiar with using Linux for audio stuff myself and currently have my hands full with all the other platforms. but never say never i guess
yes!
if you mean the sequencer’s playhead then that’s already possible with the duration parameter on the trigger page. note that this parameter can also be step modulated.
nerd stuff
the rewrite is all in Rust with my own UI framework that does indeed use Skia for rendering. for VST3/CLAP i’m using this plugin framework: https://github.com/robbert-vdh/nih-plug. the iOS app works via JUCE and a thin C API to tahti. i’m not really using JUCE for anything else than bootstrapping the project and as a friendlier iOS wrapper so i imagine i could pretty easily switch it out for e.g. iPlug2. but CMake makes project management bearable and iPlug2 is still missing that afaik.
the wasm build is just a custom wasm build, doing wasm stuff with Rust is very convenient.
it’s been a lot of work to build the UI library but it’s finally really starting to pay off: it’s super useful to be able to control every aspect of it on a low level especially now that i have multiple platforms that it’s running on.