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Podium is portable. I tried it. Although it writes something in the windows registry (nothing critical)

I would say something as “two step drums mode”:

Step 1: Select “Use as drum track”

Step 2: Configure the grid with right click menu

Double click in a drum preset for rename it. I love fast workflows 🙂

Note: The extra options as extracting drum key names could be in the Drum map region properties or in another submenu.

Best regards

@Conquistador wrote:

Much needed IMO thanks. Drum map usage can still be simplified. It’s quite a sparse aspect of Podium compared to others IMO. It really does need some further refinement badly.

I cannot stress it enought: Drum maps in Podium is a pain compared with our outstanding piano roll. It needs a serious revision.

@Zynewave wrote:

Beta2:

Changelog:

A new “find matching scale” command is included in the piano roll edit menu and context menu, if at least three different notes are selected. The command will present a dialog showing best scale matches, with options for applying the scale to a tempo event in the arrangement.

Well done 🙂

However some minor tweaks and bugs:

1. The button’s caption should be the scale’s name [C Major, A Minor, F Major] instead scale number [Scale 1, Scale 2…], it would be more easy to the sight.

2. And I think there is a bug. Just create any emply arrangement and write the seven notes of a simple C Major, select them and look for matching scale. When you choose any of them, the scale isn’t applied, and it creates an event in the time line, without any information of the choosen scale.

3. I don’t see the point: why must we select notes before find the scale? It would be more easy and workflowable import a MIDI file and look for the scale without select all the notes whenever exist at least three notes in the selected clip.

Best regards 🙂