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@Zynewave wrote:

In a future update I may add a handle at the center of the events, so that’s why they are currently aligned to the bottom.

Another handle? Imagine an audio event with four handles in each side, too much I think. Why don’t you fusion handles? I mean, you can join in only one dot timestretch&resize handle and using a key shortcut to alternate between them, usually before click ALT for timestretch. It’s the standart way, even in Video editors, as I can see while I’m learning Sony Vegas HD 9 demo, because Camtasia demo expired already (I won’t do more videos with it :P)

edit: when people test demos they don’t read manuals until they think that the program can satisfy their needs (lots of times they never do it!). If you integrate easy, fast, consisntet and standart methods Podium had a bigger chance to show its power and advantages.

Recording chapter, 10th or 11th paragraph:

Loop mode can be activated by clicking the loop button on the transport bar, or by pressing L. Set the loop range by moving the loop locators, or using the options on the loop region context menu.
When recording with loop mode activated, sound events will be overwritten on each subsequent pass through the loop range. Conversely, any new MIDI data recorded will be added to the existing note sequence when recording in loop mode, enabling you, for example, to layer drum notes during each pass.

That’s not true, isn’t it? When loop mode Podium automatically creates new takes

I found some problems and I think they’re related.

1. Please, take a look to this gif. I modify Clip 2 and then I exchange its place with Clip 1. When I start to play the arrangement the play cursor goes through Clip 2 piano roll editor, when it shouldn’t be.

2. If you timestretch any event its editor isn’t updated very well… anyway, if you only resize any event (without timestretch it) the shadowed bars on Piano roll aren’t updated hint hint hint if you are going update this last bad behaviour update the way piano roll is shadowed too 🙂

I’m wondering… why do you have to write “guide” in wikipedia links?

Devices

I’m writting links with the format:

mask_name

Are they wrong? should I write like mask_name?

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.

Then I think I prefer my own workaround, writting a note in a free key, clone them and deleting all the keys thanks to piano roll’s key selection method.

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.

I think the faster way to write notes like a tracker is khaos’s suggestion, it’s very, very, very useful.

Pressing the Insert key in the arrangement and note editor now supports duplicating a multiple event selection. If snap is enabled, the start of the duplicated events will be snapped up to the next grid line. Pressing Shift+Insert will override snap. Pressing Ctrl+Insert will snap to next bar.

I like it more that other similar functions I saw in other host, since it allows copy only certain part from bar to bar. Anyway, if you don’t have nothing selected and you press Insert (with/out modifiers) the notes are inserted in E key (without any reason, i guess).