Yeah, since I don't have a MIDI keyboard, I use the onscreen keyboard all the time. I haven't heard of the other program you mentioned. Mark
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----- Original Message ----- From: "David Hole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: QWS List Sequencing without a MIDI-keyboard...


Well...this helped a bit, yes :)
Actually I didn't find out how the onscreen keyboard thingy worked out,
but after what you wrote, this is promising.
And a new question; Is there some ways to make loops wich can be pasted
here and there, so one don't need to do the same "note insert"-sessions
every time? This would actually speed up the creativity many times :)
As a note for those who are interested, you can use QwS in combination
with Reaper.
A friend of me tried it, and it was a success for him!

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James Bowden skrev:
Hi David,

The thing I say to everyone when using QWS is:

Read the status bar at the bottom.

It shows you hopefully everything you want to know, especially in the note editor.

Incidentally, there's also the onscreen keyboard (in the MIDI menu) that will let you "play" notes using your PC keyboard.

Hope this helps.

James.

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