Is there any way to change the default grid settings????
This automatic grid, where every one bar clip has automatically a 32th grid drives me crazy...
Who on earth needs a 32th grid as default???
Note Editor grid settings??
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- KVRAF
- 25458 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
Mine displays as 16ths by default. Of course if you zoom in, you get 32ndsTrancit wrote:Is there any way to change the default grid settings????
This automatic grid, where every one bar clip has automatically a 32th grid drives me crazy...
Who on earth needs a 32th grid as default???
I don't think there is a default setting, but you can create a new project, set it how you want, and save that as a template. Cmd + Shift + N (on Mac) opens a new project from a template.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4476 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
Really...pdxindy wrote:
Mine displays as 16ths by default. Of course if you zoom in, you get 32nds
If I open a new standard project double click on a clip launcher slot to create a new 1 bar clip and double click the new clip to open the docked note editor it shows me 1/32th
This doesn´t work for me...don't think there is a default setting, but you can create a new project, set it how you want, and save that as a template. Cmd + Shift + N (on Mac) opens a new project from a template.
No matter, what I set and save... it´s saved only for the one clip ...
Every ne created clip shows again the 1/32th grid
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- KVRAF
- 25458 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
Maybe we have different sized monitors?... when I do what you describe, it is 16thsTrancit wrote:Really...pdxindy wrote:
Mine displays as 16ths by default. Of course if you zoom in, you get 32nds
If I open a new standard project double click on a clip launcher slot to create a new 1 bar clip and double click the new clip to open the docked note editor it shows me 1/32th
And you are right, a template doesn't help with each new clip. A new clip default setting in preferences would be useful... including a way to scale the auto setting.
btw, you can use the key commands - ',' and '.' to increase and decrease the grid... that of course turns automatic off.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4476 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
This helps already...thxpdxindy wrote: btw, you can use the key commands - ',' and '.' to increase and decrease the grid... that of course turns automatic off.
