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Launch all pattern same line + add a table pointer
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(04-08-2018, 09:32 PM)Onosendai Wrote: Hi !  Big Grin

In the sequencer page, i wish i could press play in the line number row to launch all patterns from the same line = very good for live.

In the pattern page, in the table row, it could be nice to add 3x more information, for exemple : "00.12.54" = table number 00 + begin at line 12 + read it at speed 54.

Why it is not possible to create a new table with "OK" like for a new patch ?

Also, how do you start a new project from scratch ? Can't find this option into the load project menu. Could also be added to the nerd page of the sequencer page.

- Launch all patterns on the same line: SHIFT+ START, aleady implemented.

- More table information for the pattern screens is impossible, first, cause of the lack of memory and it wouldn't fit onto the screen properly. Why just not making a table which hops to position 12 directly and set to speed 54?

- Until now tables are not related to track types and it was not needed yet to create a new table ( which is bounded to the track type ) by that. However, that will change in the future when the expanders and tables for the sample tracks will be introduced. The it'll be linked to the track type as well.

- New Project: There no function like this at the moment. Just save an empty project as 'New' and then load it at all times which will bring you a new project. It would only make sense on the project page. The Nerd page is more for functions and transistions. So it'll be there in the in the future, but no urgency right now as it can be done already.
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RE: Launch all pattern same line + add a table pointer - by XORadmin - 04-08-2018, 09:45 PM

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