deanglover
Logician
In Piano Roll...
i want to acheive - 6 notes, within the space of 2 beats - so kind of like a fast triplet
i thought with 6 years of using sequencing and pattern editing on FL studio under my belt i'd be able to get my head around it eventually in logic, obviously not
well the Smart snap won't do it, neither will any other snap value - because the grids don't change
so i decided to input 6 notes in one bar - then select all six notes, and squash them into one space
cmd and drag doesn't do it, neither does alt and drag and neither does shift... or any combo - instead shift does some pretty useless one by one size decreasing fucntion on all the selected notes.
im really tearing my hair out here - in FL all i did, was change the snap value to the correct miniscule value or just held shift and squashed them all into the right area
and is there any particular reason why Logic, Cubase or even Pro Tools employ a pretty simple feature, which FL has - which is - you change the snap value, and the grid changes with it?
:eeek:
i want to acheive - 6 notes, within the space of 2 beats - so kind of like a fast triplet
i thought with 6 years of using sequencing and pattern editing on FL studio under my belt i'd be able to get my head around it eventually in logic, obviously not
well the Smart snap won't do it, neither will any other snap value - because the grids don't change
so i decided to input 6 notes in one bar - then select all six notes, and squash them into one space
cmd and drag doesn't do it, neither does alt and drag and neither does shift... or any combo - instead shift does some pretty useless one by one size decreasing fucntion on all the selected notes.
im really tearing my hair out here - in FL all i did, was change the snap value to the correct miniscule value or just held shift and squashed them all into the right area
and is there any particular reason why Logic, Cubase or even Pro Tools employ a pretty simple feature, which FL has - which is - you change the snap value, and the grid changes with it?
:eeek: