Liquid- thanks for the workaround! It is a rather tedious process, but nonetheless will achieve exactly what I am looking for. The developer mentioned that you can eliminate notes in the drum map editor, but I found it confusing as I want to work in the piano roll. Thanks for clearing it up.
I agree that a “Move Up/Down” feature in the note map editor is crucial. It would simply move all the current or selected checked boxes up or down to change key accordingly.
and to further elaborate on my first post –
a “Quick Note Map” in the drum map editor that takes the current selected MIDI notes and directly takes you to the note map dialog, automatically checking the notes you had selected on the roll/drum editor
– Using any shortcut in the NoteMap editor, ie Alt+Click, you should be able to choose all the same keys simultaneously, ie, if you Alt+Click on C#2 then C#-2, C#-1, C#0…..C#8 would be selected too.
This is also a great idea, possibly a button to “Select All Checked” so you wouldn’t have to go manually select every note you’ve chosen if you want to change keys.
also one more to end the feature request bombardment 😀 – Simply a “Note Map On/Off” button, so if you are working in a key and want to hit some accidentals or do something dissonant, (go back to the standard piano roll/chromatic drum roll) you can just turn off the Note Map and then click on again when you want to be back in your key. [as opposed to going to key map editor, reset, close, and then have to load up your previous saved one when you want to be back in key]
This would be a great feature to develop along in Podium, as I feel a lot of the code is already there – just a few more managing features in the Key Map Editor would give full capacity to edit the manner one inputs MIDI to their own needs and likings (and already have the ability to save !) I feel there is a desire for this feature, and many composers would be thrilled to see it further implemented in Podium.
