Post by bsel85 on Aug 4, 2015 17:22:21 GMT -8
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to figure out a way to create 1/4, 8th, 16th, 32nd, 1/4 Triplet, 1/8 Triplet, 16th Triplet Quantize commands.
The problem I am facing is that when I run the included quantize commands after I run a Change Velocity (or other event operation) commands, it won't jump back to Quantize in the Event Operations menu.
I guess I would need a "Clear Event Operations" + "Clear/reset Quantize Grid" command first, then selecting the various Quantize Grid options???
Another command I am trying to figure out is "Add/subtract 10 to selected velocity.
Again, I guess it would have to clear the Event Operations - select "Change"Velocity" - Reset/clear the options menu - select add/subtract and set to value (10)
I guess the important issue here is resetting the "Event Operations window" and all the values, so when we run specific commands within this window it will select the appropriate values and menu options.
Both of these would greatly improve midi workflow in PT.
Hope this is possible.
I'm trying to figure out a way to create 1/4, 8th, 16th, 32nd, 1/4 Triplet, 1/8 Triplet, 16th Triplet Quantize commands.
The problem I am facing is that when I run the included quantize commands after I run a Change Velocity (or other event operation) commands, it won't jump back to Quantize in the Event Operations menu.
I guess I would need a "Clear Event Operations" + "Clear/reset Quantize Grid" command first, then selecting the various Quantize Grid options???
Another command I am trying to figure out is "Add/subtract 10 to selected velocity.
Again, I guess it would have to clear the Event Operations - select "Change"Velocity" - Reset/clear the options menu - select add/subtract and set to value (10)
I guess the important issue here is resetting the "Event Operations window" and all the values, so when we run specific commands within this window it will select the appropriate values and menu options.
Both of these would greatly improve midi workflow in PT.
Hope this is possible.
