Thanks! I managed to change the velocities that way. But indeed, updating notes is quite choppy on my system too. Dragging a note left-right changes its duration... sometimes. And sometime not. I couldn't find whether it's a matter of how I move the mouse or where the note sits in the canvas. Anyway, I'll probably wait until it gets more stable (or try an older version).
Cheers, Victor On 2013-12-13 01:16, Element Green wrote: > Hello Victor, > > I'm fairly new to non-sequencer myself (and the Non DAW in general), however, > I have found that with the current git source code you left click drag up and > down to change the note velocity. It seems that non-sequencer is in heavy > development at the moment. I managed to input a beat, but the graphics > performance is really bad on my system (as far as updating notes), which I've > been working on improving. I'm not sure about v 1.2.0 though. > > Best regards, > > Element Green > > On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 7:37 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> HI, >> >> I'm having my first steps with non-sequencer (v 1.2.0 on Arch). I'm >> following the doc on the Non website. It states that "The type (duration) of >> note to be inserted can be adjusted in the pattern editor >> (control+mouse-wheel). The velocity of individual notes may be adjusted >> (mouse-wheel)" >> >> But when I try it ctrl+mouse-wheel does horizontal zoom and mouse-wheel does >> vertical scroll (even if I point the cursor on a note). Am I missing >> something? Or have the bindings changed? Sorry, that's probably a dumb >> question, but I can't seem to get around it. Thanks for any hints. >> >> Victor
