Hi all,
Here's an interesting question. When I learned QWS, I didn't have anyone to
help me out with it, just the setting up the keyboard part. And I had to learn
most of the tools and functions myself. While I am a decent musician, I don't
consider myself better than everyone. But QWS just
Raymond, ( this is no offense to James) but IMO, its interface is
quite awkward. For example, in most midi programs, u can bring up an
event list editor, get a list of all events, edit them. W/QWS, the
event list only goes by beat, u have to keep clicking to go to the
next 1, etc. U also have to
Hi Raymond,
In my opinion, QWS is certainly the best sequencer I have come across in my
time. I needed absolutely no help in using it, and in actual fact my previous
school over in Worcester have now started using QWS in their music department.
It was actually a member of the computer staff,
Hey Raymond,
I have to say that qws seemed quite complicated to me when i started
working with it. Another thing, which is a big credit to Andre, as
soon as i started listening to some of his tutorials, i found qws
getting more and more interesting for me, and understood more of
it.
Hi,
QWS is a fantastic easy to use midi sequencer.
Today I use Sonar for almost all my work, but QWS has all you need, for most
midi stuff.
Brian
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From: Leonard de Ruijter
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2011 10:43 PM
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List is QWS harder
Yes, it does. Thanks very much.
Actually, I've used the on screen keyboard for about a year now because my real
keyboard is hooked up to the other computer, which takes me about 5 minutes to
set up. And, when I have an idea, I only have about 10 seconds to record it
before I forget it...
It's
That's a good point. What I was trying to figure out is why QWS is so scary
to a sighted person. It's nothing graphical, it just lays itself out in
front of you and you have to do what you need with it. And it doesn't have
as many functions but that's because it's only for midi, not even sheet
I haven't installed it yet, because I'm still waiting on some assistance to
get one of my USB keyboards out of the storage space my studio is in at the
moment, but I have read the manual end to end.
One thing that struck me was its similarity to older DOS based sequencers,
in that the approach
Where can I find audio tutorials explaining how to use qws??
Once an Eagle
Always an Eagle
On Aug 7, 2011, at 4:43 PM, Leonard de Ruijter leon...@playinginthedark.net
wrote:
Hey Raymond,
I have to say that qws seemed quite complicated to me when i started
working with it. Another
Hi,
If you go on the qws sight, you'll find in the downloads section, a link
that says audio downloads. Currently the only thing there is a little
demonstration of what QWS can do. You can call it a tutorial but it's not
really one, the manual is far better at guiding you slowly through
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