kmatheussen
commented
7 years ago You can select/unselect a block by ctrl-clicking it.
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 4:59 PM, Lykdraft notifications@github.com wrote:
So, first of all:
A double click on a block in the sequencer could either
a) set loop boundaries to double clicked block or b) start play back song from start of double clicked block.
(I still find it painfully slow to navigate around in a song when arranging with the sequencer.)
Also other classical linear sequencer stuff that comes to mind is: play previous block from beginning play next block from beginning and things of that nature.
And because you decided to go linear with the sequencer we will need global editing tools. Like insert time, cut time, paste time. (These are the most basic ones and are absolutely necessary.) It's all good and dandy when you only have one track in the sequencer. When you have more, you really must be able to edit all at once at least in a very very basic fashion.
BTW: it is impossible to select two blocks via rectangle selection without any free space on the left or right side. Maybe this is an oversight or a bug, don't now. But it should be possible to do this. See picture. If blocks are surrounded by other blocks, I can't select both of them and move em around One block will always move to the lane of the other block and push the other one away.
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Lykdraft
So, first of all:
A double click on a block in the sequencer could either
a) set loop boundaries to double clicked block (<- favourable) or b) start play back song from start of double clicked block.
(I still find it a bit slow to navigate around in a song when arranging with the sequencer.)
And because you decided to go linear with the sequencer we will need global editing tools. Like insert time, cut time, paste time. (These are the most basic ones and are absolutely necessary.) It's all good and dandy when you only have one track in the sequencer. When you have more, you really must be able to edit all at once at least in a very very basic fashion.
BTW: it is impossible to select two blocks via rectangle selection without any free space on the left or right side. Maybe this is an oversight or a bug, don't now. But it should be possible to do this. See picture. If blocks are surrounded by other blocks, I can't select both of them and move em around One block will always move to the lane of the other block and push the other one away.