Topic: FR – Move midi options from the track properties panel

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  • #1754
    MoodyB
    Participant

    Hey all,

    Just getting back into using Podium after a long break, so apologies in advance if what I’m asking here is already in 2.07, but I just haven’t found it yet :

    Currently in the track properties menu, there are 3 midi options – transpose, ramdomize note timing & randomize note velocity :

    Would anyone else like to see these moved to the Params panel in the Inspector ? This would make accessing these options easier, as you could just drag transpose and drop it on a track and be able to change it on-the-fly using the mini-dials Podium currently has, rather than having to use the menu :

    Also thought a velocity add/sub option would be nice. This would allow you to increase or decrease the velocity en-mass for all the notes in a track without having to select them all in the editor, etc… (too used to using the velocity doctor from Bars&Pipes…)

    I realise these kind of options will be covered when Podium gets midi plugin support, but thought they’d come in handy until then.

    Any thoughts ?

    #13556
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    This is best solved with MIDI plugins. I’m even considering removing the two randomize settings once MIDI plugin support is there. If you move these settings to a MIDI plugin, then you get the added bonus of being able to automate the parameters.

    #13676
    rinxai
    Participant

    @MoodyB wrote:

    Would anyone else like to see these moved to the Params panel in the Inspector ? This would make accessing these options easier…

    Yes indeedy, IIRC midi transpose used to be available on the track header, which imo was better. I use this midi function alot.

    Looking forward to midi plugin support.

    Cheers

    πŸ™‚

    #13685
    UncleAge
    Participant

    @rinxai wrote:

    Looking forward to midi plugin support.

    Me too since I’m hoping this will allow us to send midi from plugin-to-plugin (in some fashion).

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