Re: [Lmuse-user] A few features request

[Mathias G. <lun...@gm...>]

Great to hear it's finally building! About zooming in the drum editor
it should hopefully be as easy to implement. Zoom for arranger as
well. I don't like the way I've implemented the zoom functionality now
- which is quite a hack. Anyway, it will work as long as there are no
major changes to the editor setups, which I doubt there will be in
REL_07 at least. I think Werner changed the functions behind the zoom
in HEAD to one that was much easier.

You said something earlier about shortcuts for solo. I've been
thinking about these and what I would like myself is:
- Press the button for solo. When in the arranger the selected track
will be toggled. When in an editor the track for the edited part is
toggled.
Is that what you guys are thinking of as well?

/Mathias

2009/11/8 Viktor Mastoridis <vi...@ma...>:
>> It's now possible to use Ctrl+PageUp/PageDown (you can configure these
>> keys) in the pianoroll + drumeditor for horizontal zoom. However, it's
>> not closing up on current position but works relative to left offset
>> of the window - as on regular zoom. I think it's a bit annoying to
>> then have to scroll (with the mouse) to the current position, so I
>> added shortcuts for moving to current position + scroll left and
>> right. They are configurable as well but currently set to 'c' (cpos),
>> 'h' and 'l' (vim style).
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> Mathias and others,
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> First of all, I managed to install Muse from CVS without problems, using my
> 'regular' configure (incl -disable python), and not even doing the -c flag
> thingy :-); I am currently on AVLinux 2, thus:
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> ./configure --prefix=/usr  --disable-python --enable-optimize
> --enable-arch=core2 QTDIR=/usr/share/qt3
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> Secondly, thank you so much for adding the zoom, it works perfectly,
> including the h, l, c shortcuts for positioning.
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> I hope that one day it will be possible to add a global shortcut for Zoom in
> the Arranger Window.
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> But while on the Drum Editor and especially on the Piano-Roll window, I
> would like to suggest one more feature: vertical zoom.
>
> I personally love the ability to zoom in/out vertically and use it a lot
> actually, especially in fine editing.
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> But even without that, with all the new additions and especially the 'tips'
> at the start of a session, Muse starts to gain weight and becomes a serious
> DAW (not that it wasn't, but now even more:-)
>
> I haven't had the chance to try the improved Cycle Recording, as well as the
> recently added audio features, but will do soon and will get back to you.
>
> Greetings to all from London, where the Christmas advertising started a
> month ago....
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> Viktor
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