Topic: Stitching events together request
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Technophobia.
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May 6, 2006 at 08:47 #826
TechnophobiaParticipantFrit’s,
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At the moment you have a scalpel tool, however, would it be possible to implement the opposite and incorporate a stitching tool ❓My way of working involves a lot of unique 2 bar MIDI events which I would like to stitch together into 4/8 or 16 bars once I’ve finished tinkering with them.
This would also look better because of one name for every 16 bar event instead of one name every 2 bars. 😀Thanks for the continued work on this.
Technophobia 8)
May 6, 2006 at 08:56 #6699
kingtubbyParticipant@Technophobia wrote:
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At the moment you have a scalpel tool, however, would it be possible to implement the opposite and incorporate a stitching tool ❓Coincidently, I was thinking exactly the same thing yesterday.
I vote for this too 😀
Mart.
May 6, 2006 at 09:43 #6700
ZynewaveKeymasterAt the moment you have a scalpel tool, however, would it be possible to implement the opposite and incorporate a stitching tool
Select two or more sequence events on the same track, and use the “Merge” edit/context menu.
May 6, 2006 at 11:13 #6703
ConquistadorParticipant@Zynewave wrote:
At the moment you have a scalpel tool, however, would it be possible to implement the opposite and incorporate a stitching tool
Select two or more sequence events on the same track, and use the “Merge” edit/context menu.
This has got me thinking…is there anyway in Podium currently to paint, as in drag out multiple copies of a midi or audio file like ACID Pro?
I suppose a simple pop up, or option somewhere to select how many copies you want to paste, would also be sufficient and save a huge amount of time when arranging. Please excuse my ignorance here if this is possible already. I just cannot find the option if it currently exists.
May 6, 2006 at 11:36 #6705
ZynewaveKeymasteris there anyway in Podium currently to paint, as in drag out multiple copies of a midi or audio file like ACID Pro?
Not as a single event that contains repeated copies of the MIDI or audio. The fastest way to append multiple copies of a sequence event, is to select the event, and then press and hold the insert key until you have enough.
May 6, 2006 at 12:24 #6706
ConquistadorParticipant@Zynewave wrote:
The fastest way to append multiple copies of a sequence event, is to select the event, and then press and hold the insert key until you have enough.
Just tried it.
Thanks!
May 6, 2006 at 20:52 #6713
TechnophobiaParticipantThanks Frit’s, should have known there was a way of stitching together.
To save time could you just look into your crystal ball and post a load of answers up on the forum for all the questions I’m going to ask in the future… 😉
Thanks
Technophobia 8)
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