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Cubasis piano roll.....A pita?
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Really like the look of the new impc timeline editor and love the simplicity of the gadget scene editor.
The Cubasis piano roll...has anyone figured out how to stop it sliding off to the side?
Never stays where I want it and the markers jump about when I'm editing.
Could be me just doing something wrong,(?)Could this aspect of the app be improved?
Has Cubasis made the most of finger gestures/taps/double taps ect?
I appreciate that there is a lot going on in a small space and each dev team have their own unique take on designe/usability,but I hate having to fiddle around when there's other,more straight forward/tried and tested ways of achieving the same outcome.
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I believe there is a "Lock" button that you can select to keep things from moving around. Personally, Cubasis has had the best Piano roll I've seen, and I'm very happy with it.
I wish Cubasis would take a page from Beatmaker 2 and borrow some ideas from Nanostudio.
Nanostudio has a verry intuitive Sequencer, its Great! A Mix between Nanostudio and Cubasis are the Perfect Thing!
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@monolens said:
Haven't played too much around with the sequencer yet, but Nanostudio's Eden synth, alone, justified the $6.99 sale price I bought it for. Some of the best synth sounds I have are in that app, and you can download new preset banks from other users - it's just a very convoluted system for storing and retaining them.