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2015/01/22 16:02:40
John
Aside from the very small issue I have with the new PRV and selection overall its a great PRV. 
 
First I can now see the darn thing. Before the notes were very small on my display now it has a very useful zoom range. 
 
Then it has made the controller lanes attractive and much better to use.
 
They brought back the pattern brush.
 
Its a much nicer place to work. 
 
Well done CW!! Now just fix the selection bug and I will be extremely happy.  
2015/01/22 16:32:15
snaut2000
But in the Drum Grid Pane the horizontal zoom with mousewheel and cntr/alt keys still does not work. In PRV it works like in the Track View
2015/01/22 16:39:44
keneds
I have a question.....I have a old project that I did when I was using Home Studio or Music Creator...the PRV still comes up as the old style in the project ( little bars instead of blocks ) my more recent projects come up as they should, is there something in the settings I need to mess with for the older projects?
2015/01/22 17:10:39
John
That sounds odd Keneds. Perhaps if you save to a new folder and then load it that might cure it. 
2015/01/22 17:12:49
stickman393
>> PRV is great in Sonar Platinum
 
I can't agree, John. Pattern Brush and minor cosmetics aside, I haven't noticed anything new here that I couldn't do in X3, and that includes "enjoying" all the preference recall bugs that have plagued this since the X series began.
Oh, except there are a few more bugs.
2015/01/22 17:24:25
soundsubs
I agree. love it. (and I stare at it for hours per project)
2015/01/22 18:17:30
Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
stickman393
>> PRV is great in Sonar Platinum
 
I can't agree, John. Pattern Brush and minor cosmetics aside, I haven't noticed anything new here that I couldn't do in X3, and that includes "enjoying" all the preference recall bugs that have plagued this since the X series began.
Oh, except there are a few more bugs.




Here are a few core editing features that have been introduced in the new version. I find them to be pretty useful:
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xopq4g6g5otlcke/PlatinumPRV.mp4?dl=0
(please pardon the video quality - very quickly recorded)
 
Nothing huge. But the PRV is getting some love.
2015/01/22 18:29:14
Susan G
Bill Jackson [Cakewalk
Here are a few core editing features that have been introduced in the new version. I find them to be pretty useful:
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xopq4g6g5otlcke/PlatinumPRV.mp4?dl=0
(please pardon the video quality - very quickly recorded)
 
Nothing huge. But the PRV is getting some love.


Hi Bill-
 
I'm getting a 404 error for that link.
 
Thanks-
 
-Susan
2015/01/22 18:30:33
Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
I had to edit it. Should work now.
2015/01/22 18:42:19
stickman393
Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
Here are a few core editing features that have been introduced in the new version. I find them to be pretty useful:
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xopq4g6g5otlcke/PlatinumPRV.mp4?dl=0
(please pardon the video quality - very quickly recorded)
 
Nothing huge. But the PRV is getting some love.




Bill -
 
I confess I didn't understand the "relative velocity scaling" before I saw this video. I thought we already had this in X3 and I didn't "get" why it was considered new. But I see from the video how the mouse position allows you to scale across the notes from "low vel" to "high vel". I can see how that can be useful.
 
Also, the "grab and stretch" didn't really excite me either when I saw it in the Overview video, but the tuplet demo actually makes sense.
 
So I take back what I said: I definitely appreciate the attention the PRV is getting.
To me, this means that NOW is the time for us to reproduce those long-standing PRV display bugs and submit them to the Problem Reporter tool, because there is actually a chance they will be addressed. (not meaning to sound snarky here)
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