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ZooTooK
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 Posted: Sat Dec 27, 2008 11:30 pm Post subject: Thanks for the Step Recorder! |
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First, I seem to have completly missed the step recorder when it was released in October... I guess I was kind of busy then. I'm happy I've browsed through the release notes. It's something I've been wanting ever since I've started to dig trackers. Record step wise - play real time - at the same time! 
Really cool, really useful!
One tweak I'd like though. Instead of recording all notes pressed, I'd like only the ones pressed at the time when all notes are relased to be recorded. By that you can feel your way for the right notes but not committ until all notes are released at the same time. (I guess a grace period of notes held within 15ms of the last note released would be needed).
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madmarvin
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| Where is the step recorder ? I don't see it |
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ZooTooK
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| Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2008 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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* Added a step sequencer. Access it by double-clicking a track to open the track editor (the track in question must have input, either a MIDI controller or the computer keyboard), then pressing the record button in the track's transport controls. A marker will appear in the track ruler that indicates the current step (the step size is based on the grid). The marker is moved forward one step with each note it receives, or manually by pressing the left and right arrow keys, or directly by clicking on it and dragging. The Selection 2 view displays the available Step Sequencer properties: Lock note velocity to default, when on, will enter all new notes with the currently selected track velocity; Lock note duration to grid, when on, will force the duration of new notes to be equal to a multiple of the current track grid (otherwise the duration is however long the note was held).
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