Actually an indicator is a good idea and if possible it could also show the grid's current setting... a little number indicator within it. <edited>bpblog wrote:there is no visual indication of whether the snap-to-grid is ON or OFF. perhaps the grid lines could be lighter when snapping is off? or a small button next to the loop on/off (this would probably be a far bigger pain to implement)?
Ok, tuned in the next version.Nielzie wrote:When right clicking on the grid in the edit menu it sais "Zoom selecteds" Could be better renamed to "Zoom selection" or "Zoom selected" I think.
Indeed. Fixed in the next version which will be distributed asap. Thanks for spotting!pquenin wrote:Bug in 3.0.7 :
Open a new session : the Rack A has a green label.
I add a new track, choose target, new plugin in a new rack : the rack is created with the plugin in the first slot, OK.
Now I give the focus to the new rack : its label become green and a blue line appears around it (I've never notice this in M27).
Then I go to another rack -> it crashes (sometimes I have to switch between racks several times before it crashes).
Ok, tuned this so it's the same as in M27.Well there are other ways to have a crash but this one works for me.
I don't know what is this blue line around the racks, but sometimes it appears after a long time, maybe it is the reason why the crash happen ?
pquenin wrote:I see that we can choose a target to a part : nice !
But can we have a tooltip on the part that show its target ???????
Yes, i understand. I took it away because it became obsolete due to the track targets. Maybe that one should come back too then; Will give it some thought.bpblog wrote:i'm with pquenin on this one, i actually quite miss the lovely part/sequence property panel.
Look at the mouse cursor info box at the bottom right of the editor.bpblog wrote:tested the grid settings and it's perfect, feels very cosy!
the only problem left from the user-friendly side of things is that there is no visual indication of whether the snap-to-grid is ON or OFF.
Oops, i wasn't aware of that. It's a bug!bpblog wrote:the loop on/off button reminded me... i miss the effect that right-clicking the beat measure display had in m2. it used to rewind the track to the begining, and i used to click on it all the time (still do, but that results in a), like an addict, while working on short loops and bits.
Right-clicking is preserved for context menus, sorry.in m3, it toggles the clock display on/off. can we have the clock display always on, as it is a very nice combo of clock + beat counter, and bring the old functionality back?
I try to keep the GUI as simple as possible. Every extra bit of info on the screen makes the GUI more complex.liquidsound wrote:Actually an indicator is a good idea and if possible it could also show the grid's current setting... a little number indicator within it. <edited>bpblog wrote:there is no visual indication of whether the snap-to-grid is ON or OFF. perhaps the grid lines could be lighter when snapping is off? or a small button next to the loop on/off (this would probably be a far bigger pain to implement)?
I know... it's endless....
but the Visual(Hyde-Show)/Snapping(On-Off) flow it is very important.
ahh, coolest bug ever!mutools wrote:Oops, i wasn't aware of that. It's a bug!
cool, wasn't aware of that. thanks!mutools wrote:Look at the mouse cursor info box at the bottom right of the editor.
Based on the position info there, it's easy to know when snapping is on of off.
If there are already subtracks for a track you can also move 'main' tracks above/below these subtracks and so the moved track becomes a subtrack too.liquidsound wrote:Is it possible when dragging a track into another to make it a subtrack?
Right now when you drag a subtrack it becomes a regular track but not the other way around. It would be great to clean up a ever growing composition, otherwise you've got to think way ahead.
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