slip-editing sequenzes

[janamdo]

My understanding of this is:

If you drag a sequence to to left it goes over the top of the previous sequence
If you drag a sequence to the right it goes under the next sequence

I think janamdo wants it to always go on top.?

yes and the sequenze under will be muted than

But it will always play all the notes in any overlapping sequence anyway. Is slip editing were it will only play the notes on the top most sequence?

slipediting is a other thing than dragging a sequenze as a whole

[pljones]

From my understanding, you'd need to hold down a modifier whilst dragging. The modifier would then cause either the Part End (if dragging toward the start/left) or Part Start (if dragging toward the end/right) to move to accommodate the part being dragged. Unfortunately, we don't have Part Start or Part End markers...

[liquidsound]

From my understanding, you'd need to hold down a modifier whilst dragging. The modifier would then cause either the Part End (if dragging toward the start/left) or Part Start (if dragging toward the end/right) to move to accommodate the part being dragged. Unfortunately, we don't have Part Start or Part End markers...

The question also is what do you like to "Extend" (I think Extend Editing it's a better term).
Do you like to extend without effecting the internal Start Part marker? Meaning: extending as of now, just adding more part loops, or you like to extend but altering the Start Part ( end IF the End Part) markers?
Or if no Start/End markers are present just keep it as it is now but both ways?

Also do you mean that just moving the WHOLE part left or right is not going to mute the one going under but with Extend Editing then the Mute function would be implemented?

That wouldn't be that bad actually, but it could take some thinking to accommodate the possible scenarios...

[pljones]

it could take some thinking to accommodate the possible scenarios...

Agreed. And new slogan: "MU.LAB: accomodates the possibilities" (OK, the words are too long )