lol OP, there you go.polarity-dnb wrote:sometimes i using "arrow up + arrow down" pressing together at the same time, which results in no nudge, only playing the selected notes
delete feature request and add to manual
nice one!
lol OP, there you go.polarity-dnb wrote:sometimes i using "arrow up + arrow down" pressing together at the same time, which results in no nudge, only playing the selected notes
There we go, that works, not quite as quick as FL though.polarity-dnb wrote:sometimes i using "arrow up + arrow down" pressing together at the same time, which results in no nudge, only playing the selected notes
Hay that's the best work arouind that I've seen so far! Thanks!polarity-dnb wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2017 3:01 am sometimes i using "arrow up + arrow down" pressing together at the same time, which results in no nudge, only playing the selected notes
Have you ever tried FL's alt + right click/drag? It's the best thing in FL and if it's not patented, it should be introduced in every DAW, because it allows you to analyze any complex note sequences in slow motion, and even backwards <3macgregor_oi wrote: ↑Sat Jan 26, 2019 8:18 pm I'd rather see it the way the Ableton does by draging a selection box around them.
Bitwig also has a bar in the timeline of the midiclip alowing you to move chords around together. In my opion this should also trigger the chord. That would be most ideal.
yes but
1: Why??newtobitwig wrote: ↑Fri Jun 21, 2019 9:38 am yes but
1: it takes a lot of time to do that
2: how would would you play chords like C1 C3 E3 G3 B4 C5 G5 E6 B7 C8 E8 with 2 hands lol
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