Cockos Incorporated Forums - View Single Post - Why is MIDI editing item-based?

semiquaver · 07-19-2012, 10:42 AM

editing should be seamless (and ideally in place!)

If you see many items on the TCP you should be *able* to edit.....

**any of the notes in any of the items you see there**

Same as we do with item boundaries on a track - we get to edit them ALL.

what could possible be gained by *not being able* to edit something without opening a new window or clicking on a new item?

track-based editing doesn't mean "changes apply to whole track" It means "whole track available to edit" + cc - chasing and notes on item edges work correctly (currently these are wrong)

07-19-2012, 10:42 AM	#64
semiquaver Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 4,923	editing should be seamless (and ideally in place!) If you see many items on the TCP you should be able to edit..... any of the notes in any of the items you see there Same as we do with item boundaries on a track - we get to edit them ALL. what could possible be gained by not being able to edit something without opening a new window or clicking on a new item? track-based editing doesn't mean "changes apply to whole track" It means "whole track available to edit" + cc - chasing and notes on item edges work correctly (currently these are wrong)