It would be an incredible productivity increase if Klystrack allowed the user
to transpose a selection of notes in a pattern up or down by a semitone. For
instance, if you selected:
C-5
E-5
... and pressed "shift +", it would transpose a semitone up and become:
C#5
F-5
(the reverse with "shift -", obviously :) )
Any other software that I used that did anything with scores of notes has
always had this possibility.
Now, I know there's the optional transposing of complete patterns, which is
very powerful too (and other software often doesn't allow that). But for
instance, I often have a 64-lines riff pattern that I want a
break/fill-in/otherwise special "clone" of, where the only thing I need is the
last 16 lines part of the pattern plays on another base note and in a 7th, for
instance to "glue" a long refrain to a long chorus. I do this often, and
Klystrack requires me to manually figure out and re-type all those notes in
another chord, or to create 4 separate 16-lines patterns for the riff, and one
extra for the special "glue" part.
Sorry for the long story but I felt the need to present a use case...
Any chance on this? Thanks in advance... ;)
Original issue reported on code.google.com by bou...@gmail.com on 29 Jul 2014 at 12:47
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
bou...@gmail.com
on 29 Jul 2014 at 12:47