2016/01/14 09:37:18
BassDaddy
A lot of this seems really SCWEEET but maybe it's just me.
2016/01/14 09:47:45
Mesh
BassDaddy
A lot of this seems really SCWEEET but maybe it's just me.


It's all eye candy?
2016/01/14 10:31:22
Fleer
BassDaddy
A lot of this seems really SCWEEET but maybe it's just me.


It's just you.
2016/01/14 11:06:59
Mesh
Fleer
BassDaddy
A lot of this seems really SCWEEET but maybe it's just me.


It's just you.


BD_Only_You!!
2016/01/14 11:24:41
cclarry
I've already upgraded my CME to 4...
2016/01/14 13:10:14
bluzdog
AllanH
One of my biggest issues with the current UI is the large number of (sometimes inconsistent) keyboard short-cuts. That could use some standardization or at least better documentation.




You can standardize them how you like:
 
To create a key binding using the computer keyboard
1.               
Go to Edit > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts (make sure the Advanced option is selected at the bottom of the Preferences dialog box).

2.               
Check Computer in the Type of Keys list.

3.               
To quickly scroll to the key or key combination you want, click the Locate Key button, and then press the key or keys you want to use.

4.               
Highlight the key combination you want to use in the Key list. Keys on the number pad appear as Num “n.” If a key or combination is already bound to a global command by default, the name of the key appears in bold text, and the command it is bound to appears at the bottom of the Key Bindings dialog box under Assigned to. Binding a key or combination to a command and clicking OK overwrites any default binding for that key or combination.

5.               
In the Area menu, select the context in which you want to use the key binding.

6.               
Highlight the command you want to assign from the Function list.

7.               
Click Bind to bind the key combination to the command.

SONAR places an asterisk next to the key(s) that you chose, and draws a line from the highlighted key(s) to the command that the key(s) will trigger. Any keys that are assigned to commands have asterisks next to them. Any commands that have keys assigned to them list the keys in the Computer column and/or the MIDI column.
8.               
Repeat steps 3 through 7 for all the keys you want to bind.

9.               
If you want to save these key bindings for other sessions, make sure that the Save Changes for Next Session check box is checked.

10.               
Click OK when you are done.

SONAR assigns the key(s) you chose.
 
Rocky
2016/01/14 13:22:29
Ham N Egz
cclarry
I've already upgraded my CME to 4...


I just checked my Celemony account I can update my essentials to 4 for free
 
but I am using editor which would be a $99 crossgrade, but if I opt for studio its only 149
2016/01/14 16:17:43
cclarry
Ham N Egz
cclarry
I've already upgraded my CME to 4...


I just checked my Celemony account I can update my essentials to 4 for free
 
but I am using editor which would be a $99 crossgrade, but if I opt for studio its only 149


$124.72 at PluginDiscounts...
http://plugindiscounts.co...ditor-to-studio-4.html




2016/01/14 19:04:24
Zo
I would to have more infos on the ui stuff .... i never had an answer on why suddently console track names background and alot of other area have dissapered from customisation option from x1 to x3
Ireally hope we will get at least x1 options back ...they think it so that important but go tell my daltonian students and friends ....
 
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