Topic: Tiny requests / questions / and Patrick McGoohan

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  • #2373
    4mica
    Participant

    Hi all. Frits, I know you’re working on more important stuff than this, so take it or leave it. It’d be cool to be able to resize the keys in the piano roll independently of the track strip in the arrangement view. It’s not life altering, just a nice tweak.
    Also, I was wondering: when I use a drum view in the piano roll and close out the application, then reopen it, and create a new track, it remains in the drum view regardless of the vst in use. Is there a way to keep it as a piano roll view instead?
    And for you Prisoner heads: was number 6 number 1? The last episode was symbolic to the extreme, and I’m not sure how to crack it.
    Be seeing you.
    The new number 2

    #19478
    4mica
    Participant

    Oops, I found out that I was doing something wrong in regards to the piano roll-drum question above. Nix that, but the other two points still stand-

    #19502
    thcilnnahoj
    Participant

    I agree, it would be nice to resize the editors separately, though that would probably require some tedious rewriting. 🙁

    It would also be a problem when you use the “shared timeline” profile for an editor (you can find it in the view menu). That certainly has its uses still.

    Regarding the numbers… I haven’t seen the show, unfortunately (shame), but how about this as an answer: “The owls are not what they seem.” 😉

    #19505
    4mica
    Participant

    Funny thing about Twin Peaks and the owls: some new movie’s coming out about some owls, and the other day I considered spray painting “the owls are not what they seem” on the local marquee, but I’m in my 30’s so dammit I have to suppress those still youthful urges! I still get creeped out, thinking about the scene in Fire Walk With Me where Leland is taking the girls through the woods with only a flashlight as the light source…Lynch can do a lot with so little!
    And oh yeah, thcilnnahoj, you’d love the Prisoner. It’s in the pantheon of the best of the best. Take it from this film school dropout!

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