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Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
This is a re-post of what I 've written in the Sonar Forum where everyone discussed their ideas and wish list. Here is mine: ~ I am all for efficiency and productivity. Keyboard strokes sometimes are faster than mouse click. Following are my suggestions. Within piano roll view- TAB keyboard button for automatically high/select the note/event in the piano roll view, going to next note by pressing TAB again. Shift+TAB for going back to the previous note. > button for increasing the highlighted note length and < button for decreasing. P + up arrow button move highlighted note to higher pitch. P+down arrow move highlighted note to lower pitch. V + up arrow/down arrow button increase or decrease highlighted note's velocity value. B + left arrow/right arrow button to shift highlighted note beat position values. ~ Similar keystroke for Notation editing also as another user has suggested in original post. That's my suggestion wish list. I find the so call smart tools tedious and clumsy. Right click open note value manual is not productive enough. Please consider this Cakewalk.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 7:49 AM
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golophei
P + up arrow button move highlighted note to higher pitch. P+down arrow move highlighted note to lower pitch.
Keys 8 and 2 on the numeric keypad already do this.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 9:28 PM
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I'm wondering why my post (#2) received a Thumbs Down.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 9:34 PM
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Odd, I just did a thumbs up to compensate...
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 9:59 PM
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More than odd. It was the OP who gave the negative vote.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 10:03 PM
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Well everybody has a right to vote in this gladiatorial arena I guess regardless of our opinions  .
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 10:33 PM
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Well everybody has a right to vote in this gladiatorial arena I guess regardless of our opinions .
True. But I'm still wondering what a negative vote is meant to represent in this case. It's puzzling.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 03, 14 10:40 PM
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8&2 <> (P+Up)&(P+Dn)?
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 04, 14 0:05 PM
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8&2 <> (P+Up)&(P+Dn)?
Dunno. Maybe the OP needs to enlighten us.
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 04, 14 10:18 PM
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Wow, so sorry Kev999. I meant to vote up and did not realize my sloppy mouse click. I've never checked for new updates until now and only to realized such drama from my vote. I sincerely apologize for the mistake but unfortunately it won't let me re-vote again. Sam
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Re: Keyboard stroke control within Piano Roll View and Notation Editing.
October 04, 14 10:38 PM
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Wow, so sorry Kev999. I meant to vote up and did not realize my sloppy mouse click. I've never checked for new updates until now and only to realized such drama from my vote. I sincerely apologize for the mistake but unfortunately it won't let me re-vote again.
Thanks for the explanation, but no need for an apology. I wasn't offended, just baffled. Your idea about tabbing from note to note seems intriguing. However I am not convinced that some of your suggested key combinations would work, as they would conflict with existing key assignments.
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