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sequencer editor timing: preserve relative distance between seqblocks in different seqtracks #1418
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Wouldn't this be very confusing if you don't expect this to happen? I imagine that if you're just experimenting with different tempos in a block, you don't want seqblocks in other seqtracks to move. |
sorry, i took a long break from radium anyways, what i described does work if the seqblocks are on the same seqtrack and back-to-back. i guess what i'm requesting is for this to apply to all seqblocks in all seqtracks, where the timing is determined either by the first seqblock or it's in sequencer mode as for expectation, i suppose it could be a new mode for timing |
actually, what i'd really like is for one seqblock tempo or tempo marker to affect all seqblocks, because in sequencer mode i can change the tempo of the timeline but the set tempo of each block remains the same. same with time signatures etc |
I'm not following you. Can you make a better description? |
let's say i have two seqtracks, each with one seqblock, and one begins immediately after the other ends, like so:
the tempo is 120 bpm. however, if i change it to 90 bpm (or anything else), the timing of the individual blocks change, but the relative distance between the blocks (or the timing of the onset of the blocks) remains the same:
i'd like for it to preserve the onsets of the blocks relative to the tempo, like so:
would it be possible to add a mode for this?
thanks
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