Topic: Editing notes (In the Midi Editor)

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  • #1709
    UncleAge
    Participant

    While editing notes in the midi editor I would like the ability to make changes to the note length of several notes at once.

    Now when I select several notes and drag, they all resond accordingly maintaining their relationship to each other and following the dragging motion up, down, left or right. However, with several notes selected, if I change the length in one the others remain the same.

    Is this the intended behavour or can this be changed?

    p.s. Let me point out that I was using the select tool and combining that with the ALT+Click to change the note length.

    Also, I didn’t want to combine this with my other post as I see these as completely different issues.

    Thanks.

    #13230
    druid
    Participant

    I believe this is something that has been mentioned, and Frits I believe said that he would change it. I don’t know when, though. I also would like this!

    #13231
    UncleAge
    Participant

    Thanks druid, I guess I should have searched a bit more before I posted. 😳

    #13232
    druid
    Participant

    Never mind that; it’s a great reminder, for something intuitive that should be there. 😉

    #13250
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    I really want this, resize each note is something weird:


    #13251
    DFusion
    Participant

    What you can do is to select the notes you want to resize and right click in the piano roll and select “Set duration”.

    But remember to set the note lenght in the snap list first.

    #13252
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    Thx DFusion, it’s a bit limited this option because I would like use custom lenghts, but I think that I’ll survive 😛

    I want do something like to FL Studio piano roll with alt+drag.

    Thanks!

    #13253
    DFusion
    Participant

    @LiquidProj3ct wrote:

    Thx DFusion, it’s a bit limited this option because I would like use custom lenghts, but I think that I’ll survive 😛

    I want do something like to FL Studio piano roll with alt+drag.

    Thanks!

    Yes i understand well what you want to do 😀
    I was just giving you a workaround until Frits implement this function 8)

    #13269
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! I found a better solution!!!

    I cannot drag the lenght of selected notes with the mouse, but I can do it with the keyboard, selecting the notes and Ctrl+plus or Ctrl+minus (select a very tiny snap value with shift+d/shift F). It doesn’t work with numerical keyboard but it does with the other plus and minus on alpha keyboard. I think this can be a problem of regional configuration (spanish keyboard).

    Regards!

    Juan

    #13270
    DFusion
    Participant

    @LiquidProj3ct wrote:

    Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! I found a better solution!!!

    I cannot drag the lenght of selected notes with the mouse, but I can do it with the keyboard, selecting the notes and Ctrl+plus or Ctrl+minus (select a very tiny snap value with shift+d/shift F). It doesn’t work with numerical keyboard but it does with the other plus and minus on alpha keyboard. I think this can be a problem of regional configuration (spanish keyboard).

    Regards!

    Juan

    Nice find 8)
    It seems like Podium is very Keyboard Based.

    You can also hold down ctrl+shift+Arrow up/down to move the selected notes one octave lower or higher in the Piano roll.

    😀

    #13300
    aMUSEd
    Participant

    I just wish it wouldn’t delete notes when I double click on them – its too easy to do this accidentally.

    #13303
    druid
    Participant

    It does that?? :O

    Not sure I like that..!!

    #13304
    aMUSEd
    Participant

    @DFusion wrote:

    @LiquidProj3ct wrote:

    Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! I found a better solution!!!

    I cannot drag the lenght of selected notes with the mouse, but I can do it with the keyboard, selecting the notes and Ctrl+plus or Ctrl+minus (select a very tiny snap value with shift+d/shift F). It doesn’t work with numerical keyboard but it does with the other plus and minus on alpha keyboard. I think this can be a problem of regional configuration (spanish keyboard).

    Regards!

    Juan

    Nice find 8)
    It seems like Podium is very Keyboard Based.

    You can also hold down ctrl+shift+Arrow up/down to move the selected notes one octave lower or higher in the Piano roll.

    😀

    I’d rather do all those things with the mouse though.

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