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  • in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18306
    LiquidProj3ct
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    @Zynewave wrote:

    Most drum plugin editors have mute/solo buttons in their UI, but I assume it’s more convenient to have the buttons close at hand when working with the pattern in the drum map editor. Is convenience the primary reason for you to have mute/solo in the drum map editor?

    Yes, it’s faster than open the plugin gui and very very very comfortable.

    Besides having mute/solo as a way of auditioning elements in a drum loop, would you use the mute/solo states as a fixed part in the final loop? In other words, would you leave some notes soloed/muted once you’re done working on the loop?

    Yes, I could need change it later. i never know when I’m going to need do a change until I finish the song, having those drums muted allow me “save” small ideas to quick recall them (unless while podium doesn’t support something like a pattern poll)

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18305
    LiquidProj3ct
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    I think is better mute/solo the drum of that full track. If I’m using lots of small clips it can be too muddling mute each kick drum of each clip. I don’t have any reason to use mute only for a drum of a single clip, maybe Conquistador does though. It’s slow.

    If you want to mute few notes from a single clip you still can use Ctrl-M

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18300
    LiquidProj3ct
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    @Zynewave wrote:

    @Conquistador wrote:

    1. Allow unused notes to be hidden by default? At the top and bottom of a list of drum note names is a list of notes that really should be hidden….

    I wanted the default map to include all 128 notes, in case you have a specialized drum map that goes beyond the GM convention. Or even if you just switch to the drum map for a regular note sequence, for specific editing.

    2. When using 5 or 6 drum lanes / notes it would be much easier to hide drum note names that are not being used. So all you see is the notes being used. Just 5 o 6 in this example.

    How should Podium know which ones you want to use? When you start out with an empty sequence, it can’t hide all drum lines. For specific drum map layouts, the way to do it is still with drum kit presets, where you can arrange the keys any way you like. I’m going to improve that feature as well, so that you don’t have to do it the old way.

    I suggested here that notes in drum roll should be used as tracks in arrangement view [added and templates=presets]. Maybe you could create a “ghost” preset for each track in drum mode. I find that’s a mess use lots of notes when you only want few.

    Please allow customization too, at least name and note to be played without go to the “dark corner” to edit them.

    Should the note mute/solo work like the track mute/solo in the mixer? In other words, what should the mute/solo information be attached to? If the mute/solo state is a property of the track, then all sequences on the track will play with that mute/solo state. Switching back to a piano-roll editor, should then reset the solo/mute states I assume, or else you could get confusing situations where some notes in your piano-roll mysteriously is not playing.

    I understand that if a user is doing music he must be enough intelligent to know this 🙂 Anyway you could use semitransparent mute/solos in the track when some of their notes are muted or soloed, I think it will help

    edit: if you find to hard to program one preset for each track you could also hide notes in the same way we do with plugin parameters nowadays.

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18294
    LiquidProj3ct
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    @Zynewave wrote:

    To keep the momentum going: Which drum plugins do you know that support custom drum key names?

    Whoa! Thanks! I was waiting for something like this! My drums plugins are Poise (http://www.onesmallclue.com), Nithonat, Nepheton and Drumazon (http://www.d16.pl) and all of them support drum key names

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18278
    LiquidProj3ct
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    For me these are intuitive, but at the moment they cannot replace the mouse:

    – Shift+Alt+ArrowKeys to slide.
    – Shift+Home/End to slide to the top/bottom.
    – Alt+Home/End to slide to the start/end.
    – Ctrl+Shift+Alt+ArrowKeys to zoom in/out.

    – End to center vertically on the current selection.

    Could it be automatic each time you open a piano roll /drum roll editor please?

    • Added “auto-audition” option button to the file browser toolbar.

    Thanks 🙂

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18274
    LiquidProj3ct
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    @Conquistador wrote:

    Really Frits all the shortcuts and commands are waaaay to much for what you are trying to achieve. Far too much compexity IMO. 🙁 The way “Blocks” are presented in the video shows just how easy it can and should be..to do this….

    ” you often construct the song by laying out repeated patterns, with fill patterns injected at various places.”

    Some kind of Podium version of “Blocks” would be much easier and intuitive to use IMO.

    I agree with Conquistador (or Record&Reason) comments about blocks. I didn’t know that Record’s feature and I feel a little impressed. It seems very useful and easy to use. It’s an advanced concept of “patterns”.

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18251
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    To be honest, prior to meet Podium I used similar keys in another hosts to mangle boring arpeggios or melodies

    The Alt-Click on a ghost note is one of the wonderful features of Podium 😉 I say this because I don’t understand very well how it can be supplemented.

    I was considering electronica music genres, where you often construct the song by laying out repeated patterns, with fill patterns injected at various places. With these new key shortcuts, users that work in this genre can quickly lay out the foundation of the entire song using only the keyboard.

    It seems too many work learn all those shortcuts, but maybe it deserves try it, because without try them I’m not sure about the quote

    in reply to: Preview 2.31: Slide/zoom key shortcuts #18243
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    Me too thcilnnahoj, i’m too comfortable with my right hand in the mouse and my left hand in the keyboard and switching them would be a lose of time and workflow.

    So i dont think i use them unless in a close future we can use Podium as an old tracker (as Renoise) where you can draw events with keyboard as an alternative.

    What would be cool for this update is an editor option that center it vertically each time you open the editor.

    in reply to: Restricted to Podium license owners
    LiquidProj3ct
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    in reply to: 2.30 #18215
    LiquidProj3ct
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    Frits, there is a small bug when you adjust timming. Don’t know how to reproduce it, but I have a pod file that I could send you if you want:

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    in reply to: Relative snap? #18206
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    @Zynewave wrote:

    A tip: If the event is so small that it only shows the resize cursors, you can override the resizing by ctrl+click+hold on the event, and then release the ctrl key to move the event.

    Extending the drag handle area beyond the event border is something I will consider in the future.

    Ok, I’ll remember you this in a future, thanks for the tip.

    in reply to: 2.30 #18205
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    I was waiting a lot an update like this one. Thanks you!!

    in reply to: Relative snap? #18197
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    What I would ask is: It’s very difficult move small events due to resize arrows. Maybe you can do the resize limits a little outside of the event. Look this video, it will be deleted once you’re aware of it:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gqIVz1etZg

    My experience making music is that you need move more frecuently the pitch of notes than altering the groove. This is specially important when you’re seeing a big arrangement, 8 or 16 bar, where you want to have a global vision and move the notes up/down in that view.

    in reply to: Relative snap? #18196
    LiquidProj3ct
    Participant

    Humblely, I feel very grateful. Podium 2.30 is changing for me my workflow with Podium in a way I was dreaming tons of time ago. Now I don’t need tools, I can work only with pencil tool. Well, the RMB is useless and could be used for another task. There was a sequencer called Temper where you can assign any editor tool you to any mouse button, I’d like to assign delete tool to RMB. But I think it’s enough for this update, maybe in a future I don’t want overload you with requests 😉

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