Closed eleanorfontaine closed 3 years ago
The immediate intuitive thing that I did when I first loaded up the plugin is double click on the pickup graphic to see if it would enable or disable it. Here are some idea for mouse shortcuts when mouse is over a given pickup:
Wow. Nice suggestions!
Here's a revised scheme with consistent cross-platform behavior in mind. E.g Mac does not normally have the middle button and scroll-wheel behaves differently in windows and the mac.
Double click: pickup I/O Shift + Double click: phase invert Option + Double click: toggle single/double coil Shift + drag vertical: Pickup volume (relative movement) Shift + drag horizontal: LPF (relative movement) Option + drag vertical: Q (relative movement) Option + drag horizontal: HPF (relative movement)
Oh and BTW, in case this is not documented:
Option + click: reset pickup slant
Change strategy. It's too easy to move Q when moving volume.
Double click: pickup I/O Shift + double click: phase invert Option + double click: toggle single/double coil Shift + drag: Pickup volume (relative movement) Option + drag: LPF (relative movement) Shift + Option + drag: Q (relative movement)
I'm removing the shortcuts for HPF. IMO, it's are not as frequently used as vol, freq and Q. After all, the control for that is just few pixels away.
OK this is done. This will make it into eval-1f (next revision)
Tested and all working great so far thanks!
The immediate intuitive thing that I did when I first loaded up the plugin is double click on the pickup graphic to see if it would enable or disable it. Here are some idea for mouse shortcuts when mouse is over a given pickup:
Double click: pickup I/O Middle mouse click: phase invert Right mouse click: cycle between single/double coil Scroll wheel: Pickup volume Shift+left click and drag: LPF Shift+Middle click and drag: HPF Shift+right click and drag: Q