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When reusing scale information for particular layers that were made up off parts of the original scale information, then you need to change each note beginning from the bottom most one and manually copy and paste the label.
So say i have a custom scale of
Kick C1
Hat D1
Snare E1
Clap F1
And i want to split them up into 2 layers with
L1:
Kick C1
Hat D1
L2:
Snare E1
Clap F1
And I want to limit the rows to the two rows only like it is done in the snippet above, then it should be allowed to just tell Stochas an offset for the bottom Note like it is done with the root note in the Standard mode. You could make it draggable also, but that wouldnt in fact solve this use casein myh opinion. Reason is that you probably don't want to save 4 different versions (for 4 layers) of one drumset or whatever that is supposed to represent but rather only one. When these layers overlap you would have to make changes in all 4 versions of it.
But regardless of the above use case, draggable note lines would be a nice addition as well. I say issue wise both these can go into one.
dod
Make note lines draggable in custom mode. (Cmd click, something like that)
Allow for the same bottom note offset feature like in standard mode
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When reusing scale information for particular layers that were made up off parts of the original scale information, then you need to change each note beginning from the bottom most one and manually copy and paste the label.
So say i have a custom scale of
And i want to split them up into 2 layers with
And I want to limit the rows to the two rows only like it is done in the snippet above, then it should be allowed to just tell Stochas an offset for the bottom Note like it is done with the root note in the Standard mode. You could make it draggable also, but that wouldnt in fact solve this use casein myh opinion. Reason is that you probably don't want to save 4 different versions (for 4 layers) of one drumset or whatever that is supposed to represent but rather only one. When these layers overlap you would have to make changes in all 4 versions of it.
But regardless of the above use case, draggable note lines would be a nice addition as well. I say issue wise both these can go into one.
dod
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: