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August 20, 2010 at 14:30 in reply to: Why a Record-button? #19255

Loboto Midi
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@MelodyMan wrote:

Now it’s arm, press K and press spacebar. That’s one step to many in my opinion.

Indeed, an option to start playback as soon as record is enabled is missing.

August 18, 2010 at 20:53 in reply to: Why a Record-button? #19243

Loboto Midi
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In my opinion the arming of the track should be sufficient to start recording.

I pretty much had the opposite thought. 🙂 I could live without track arming, for me it’s something that could be done in a more straightforward way with the track selection. On the other hand, Podium doesn’t seem to allow selecting multiple tracks at once.

Anyway, since I usually only record on a single track, I’d like it if there was an option to auto-arm the selected track, similar to the “Auto-assign to focus track” option for track inputs.

July 6, 2010 at 22:59 in reply to: Adjust timing dialog, workflow problems #18749

Loboto Midi
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@LiquidProj3ct wrote:

– New users couldn’t be aware that they have to select notes before the can add swing.

I’m a new user of the free version and can confirm this – it happened to me. Generally, I expect actions to apply to all items if none are selected. And if actions are not available for some reason, they should not disappear, but maybe appear greyed out.

I also came across a similar problem in the midi editor, where enabling “Edit only selected events” prevents you from doing any edits if nothing is selected. 🙁

Since this is my first post here: Thanks for Podium Free, Zynewave! It’s great so far. 🙂

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