.I assume you mean “I like it more than other similar…”, in which case I take it you like the new behaviour. Otherwise let me know if something should be changed
Right, I wanted to mean than 🙂 The only ‘weak’ point of your system is that you cannot clone a group of notes with a empty space behind them, ie:
When what you really want is this:
So, as a solution I suggest using Alt+Insert to clone a loop, where only the selected notes are pasted.
Podium can’t know which note you intend to insert if there are no selected events to duplicate, so the inserted new note is placed on the center note of the current zoom range. Is there any better way to do this?
Yes, I think. Do the same thing you do in arrangement editor, if you press Insert and nothing is selected nothing is created 😉
@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
I assume you mean “I like it more than other similar…”, in which case I take it you like the new behaviour. Otherwise let me know if something should be changed
Right, I wanted to mean than 🙂 The only ‘weak’ point of your system is that you cannot clone a group of notes with a empty space behind them, ie:
When what you really want is this:
So, as a solution I suggest using Alt+Insert to clone a loop, where only the selected notes are pasted.
Yes you can, by setting the proper grid value. If the notes in your example are 1/8, then set the grid to 1/4. You may want to repeat the group with 5 1/8 spaces at the end, in which case you set the grid to 1/2. I can’t think of a better way to do this.
Podium can’t know which note you intend to insert if there are no selected events to duplicate, so the inserted new note is placed on the center note of the current zoom range. Is there any better way to do this?
Yes, I think. Do the same thing you do in arrangement editor, if you press Insert and nothing is selected nothing is created 😉
I wanted to have the possibility to add and edit notes using only key shortcuts. There is no other way you can add a new note to an empty sequence with a key shortcut.
Frits, it doesn’t matter too much, it was just a minor suggestion, other Podium aspect (as grid drawing for me) are more critical that this tiny and small detail (and yes, I can see how it’s impossible for a software know how many spaces I want, unless I write it somewhere).
About my workaround, it works for me because I always work in the same scale (i can easily select notes I’m not using), and when I want to duplicate few notes I usually want to do it massively. I did a short gif
ahem, the ideal thing in this gif is that notes would snap automatically to the scale (up or down direction), that one of my fav fr 🙂
