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Could Shift+Insert / Shift+Delete (insert or delete time) work in Piano roll too? #836

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unfa opened this issue Jun 10, 2014 · 6 comments
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@unfa
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unfa commented Jun 10, 2014

Probably inserting an empty measure in an instrument clip could be a useful thing to speed things up?

@Sti2nd
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Sti2nd commented Jun 11, 2014

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@diizy
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diizy commented Jun 11, 2014

Certainly it could work and probably wouldn't be that much effort to
code either. A couple of things to decide though...

  • How much should it move the notes?
  • Should it respect selection?
  • Should it respect quantization?

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  • How much should it move the notes? - Should it respect selection? - Should it respect quantization?

in respect to selections sh+left right already handle that, So -imo all notes should move. That is also intuitive because of the behavior in SE
Then 'Q' -imo Q and distance could simply be 'connected'
Distance to move == Q
Q would be respected
Creavat is ofcause if user want to move notes several bars and have chosen Q==1/196 :p -So perhaps

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if Q>=1/16 Dist == Q else Dist==1/16

Here user would have to hold the keys for a coupl of secd, but it would be acceptable -or?

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Sti2nd commented Jun 21, 2014

This enhancement, or
Option to select everything before or after noteplayhead. Then the notes could easily be moved.

@musikBear
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imo -yes, enhancement

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Duplicate of #1643

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