I've barely used X1 since I installed it as I really don't like the way I have to edit midi and have stayed with sonar 8.5.
Can someone tell me when adding new drum notes, how do I make them the same length as the previous ones?
In 8.5 just clicking on the existing note would determine the length of the notes about to be written.
It couldn't have been easier in 8.5 and it drives me mad the way they messed it up in X1 and it's the main reason I stuck with 8.5.
I'm sure lots of people will tell me the new method is much easier but I bet it involves using the keyboard which I didn't have to do before.
Cheers

Steve

I'm not at my DAW right now, but on the left side of the control bar you'll see a button that says "nnn ticks". Click it and select "Last selected".

Not sure where to make this permanent though.

Regards,
Dan

Thanks Dan
I don't want it to be permanent unless you're saying I have to do it for each note which would just be insane 
I just thought there was absolutely nothing wrong with the previous method.

Steve

I believe that making that setting change will last for the session you are in, or until you change it back.

Bob Bone

Not 100% sure what you are looking for, but after I create a drum track, I usually Select All and use Find/Change to set them all the 10 ticks.
 
When entering, I work in Staff and X1 (for me) usually defaults to the value selected in the drop-down above (1/4, 1/8, etc.).  More often, though, I CTRL+drag an existing note to create a new one.
 
If you are in Piano Roll, I don't know what to do unless you change after the fact.

Yes Steve, if you're using X1 or X2, then with the Smart Tool, you can define there what length the next note will be, or simply choose "Last Selected" and it will stay that way.

I make all my Drum note lengths 30 ticks.

Yeah my notes tend to be 30 or there abouts. I wish I could just have it set that way permanently when a midi track is assigned
to a drum synth. That would be really useful and shouldn't have to be midi channel dependent.
I thought diamonds were forever 

Steve

I expect you to DAW Mr Bond