Hotkeys to mute/unmute patterns in the Live editor (qseq64)

[unfa]

I've just discovered qseq64, and one thing I can't find is using the alphanumeric keyboard to enable/disable patterns in the Live performance mode.

I used to do that in the old seq24 program and it was pretty useful.

Can I map my own hotkeys or use the default "grid" mapping from seq24 that I remember?

[ahlstromcj]

By default, qseq64 uses qseq64.rc etc. (There is a command line option to change this.) You can copy parts from one rc to the other. Also Qt sometimes requires clicking in order to give keyboard focus to the window. Let me know if that's not the issue.

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I've just discovered qseq64, and one thing I can't find is using the alphanumeric keyboard to enable/disable patterns in the Live performance mode.

I used to do that in the old seq24 program and it was pretty useful.

Can I map my own hotkeys or use the default "grid" mapping from seq24 that I remember?

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[unfa]

Thanks! Ok, so in my case running qseq64 -c sequencer64 used the default configuration that has these keys assigned to toggling sequences.

[ahlstromcj]

Hmmm, if you removed the old qseq64.rc and .usr, and rerun qseq64, then exit it, the default hotkeys will appear in the qseq64.rc file, and work.