What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
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What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
I mean i might just be me, but...
Who at ableton though that double clicking was a better workflow to add notes than single clicking ?
We all have 3 button mouses... The best workflow would be :
Left button = add note
Left button and drag = move note
Right button = erase
middle mouse button = pan
Scroll wheel = zoom
Ah... that would be great...
the menu you ask ? how many times in comparison to adding notes u use the menu ? 5 out of 100 ? well just put it somewhere on the sidebar as a pop up menu.
Who at ableton though that double clicking was a better workflow to add notes than single clicking ?
We all have 3 button mouses... The best workflow would be :
Left button = add note
Left button and drag = move note
Right button = erase
middle mouse button = pan
Scroll wheel = zoom
Ah... that would be great...
the menu you ask ? how many times in comparison to adding notes u use the menu ? 5 out of 100 ? well just put it somewhere on the sidebar as a pop up menu.
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That would be much faster....I just make one or two notes then ctrl/hold/drag to duplicate.
...ctrl/d often too.
In fact...I just use any old notes I find lying about in the clip, not too fussed how they got there
I had wee learning curve a few yrs back coming from Reason's editor (2.5) so can see the point entirely.
...ctrl/d often too.
In fact...I just use any old notes I find lying about in the clip, not too fussed how they got there
I had wee learning curve a few yrs back coming from Reason's editor (2.5) so can see the point entirely.
Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
what you've suggested is pretty much how FL studio handles the piano roll.
I really miss that way of doing things. I was on FL studio for over a decade before jumping on Ableton, getting used to the new piano roll has been the biggest hurdle.
I really miss that way of doing things. I was on FL studio for over a decade before jumping on Ableton, getting used to the new piano roll has been the biggest hurdle.
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I am using cmd+b all the time to switch to single click adding. And back again when moving notes... Never really thought about any other way...
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I used to like that the piano roll was so minimal, but as I've been doing more programming/sequencing and less playing, I really wish the tools were more robust than they are
I do like having a right click option right there though.
I'd love it if they added mouse thumb-button support for removing notes though - that would be awesome.
I do like having a right click option right there though.
I'd love it if they added mouse thumb-button support for removing notes though - that would be awesome.
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I think this should be on the Live 9 feature list.
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
2be wrote:I think this should be on the Live 9 feature list.
The answer its actually single click... believe it or not...
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+1subsynth wrote:what you've suggested is pretty much how FL studio handles the piano roll.
I really miss that way of doing things. I was on FL studio for over a decade before jumping on Ableton, getting used to the new piano roll has been the biggest hurdle.
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
What duckpow said -
Ableton already has single click note adding, just press Cmd/Ctrl+B for draw mode.
Ableton already has single click note adding, just press Cmd/Ctrl+B for draw mode.
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
More click more combersome. Double click? no way. The behavior like Samplitude, FL provide composing express.
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your suggestion is great. im using FLS too and the piano roll is alot better. draw mode is gay! im changing velocity with alt + leftclick but it isn´t possible in drawmode so i must strg + b for draw mode, drawing a note, strg + b and then alt + leftclick for velocity. or i use double click and then alt + leftclick. its fast but double click is gay too. it feels like someone is slowing down the time while im editing midi notes
kick draw mode and think about new piano roll handling. its possible to make it faster!
kick draw mode and think about new piano roll handling. its possible to make it faster!
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
Your response reveals that you didn't understand what I said. haha nice.scutheotaku wrote:See posts above - Ableton Live already has a single click piano roll.pencilrocket wrote:More click more combersome. Double click? no way. The behavior like Samplitude, FL provide composing express.
Because Live have to change pencil with key combination.select multiple notes without having to switch tools (or use hotkeys),
yea setupone-mouse-button setups
Don't you try to remember key combination as you did ctrl+b?It's also much easier to place notes "off the grid" without having to turn off or modify the grid in Live.
Fl also handles envelopes in clips in the Playist and also their clip length is also automatable with its envelope and its envelope is automatable with another automation and.. should I repeat more? Oh and you can generates LFO in both event editor and in the clip.Live's clip envelope system is also far better than FL Studio's pattern-based equivalent.
As for quickness I prefer scale levels feature that has center, tension, multiply... Need randomize? There you go.Changing note velocities in Live is also much quicker, thanks to the Alt - Drag and "hold left mouse button" methods.
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
@scutheotaku
thanks, i will try your suggestion!
thanks, i will try your suggestion!
how? i turn it off with strg + 4 and i can change note lenght without turning off the grid but moving the note.... don´t know. tell me pleaseIt's also much easier to place notes "off the grid" without having to turn off or modify the grid in Live
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
scutheotaku wrote:See posts above - Ableton Live already has a single click piano roll.pencilrocket wrote:More click more combersome. Double click? no way. The behavior like Samplitude, FL provide composing express.
My friend...
still like this you have to be switching in and out, in and out, in and out and oh...
one more time in ad out from onemode to the other..
2 Modes for one action : editing.
Its just faster, than having to be switching the whole time.
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Re: What is faster, single or double click ? Piano roll adding..
We don't all have 3 button mice!
I have an apple trackpad, so it's not "only one click" but it means I have one normal click, a right click then a whole load of cunning gestures so I can flip between apps, scroll in all directions and do other very useful stuff for music production. I can't have 3 clicks though unless Apple give me access to the 3-finger tap which currently system recognised only and looks up words in the dictionary system-wide. :/ (That one's not quite so useful for music production unless I write a lyric with a word I don't understand in it!)
I have an apple trackpad, so it's not "only one click" but it means I have one normal click, a right click then a whole load of cunning gestures so I can flip between apps, scroll in all directions and do other very useful stuff for music production. I can't have 3 clicks though unless Apple give me access to the 3-finger tap which currently system recognised only and looks up words in the dictionary system-wide. :/ (That one's not quite so useful for music production unless I write a lyric with a word I don't understand in it!)