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The manual explains it better than I can. Check Instruments > Controllers and Pianoroll > Editing velocities and controllers from the table of contents.
(Not a RTFM post. It really does do it way better.
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So easy - works - thanks!
Aha got it!
It seems I can't wing it this time. It's quite different to what I'm used to but in a way all very tucked away and organised (add the controllers you need rather than having them all visible.)
Yes, it's high on my list of minor annoyances to get rid of 🙂
Happy to hear you finally dived in! 🙂
Is there any dialog / situation where you find it particularly distracting not being able to close it by tapping elsewhere? For the little menus (like in the toolbars), it can be helpful this way because you might want to keep adjusting something in the menu while working (say, the grid).
Sorry to hear that, I've never seen it myself. Could you possibly make a video recording of that happening with another device's camera (so that I can see all interaction including the starting of screen recording), and send that to me via email? (I'll PM you with the address).
@wim explained it well. Instead of Undo (which will not always be an option), you can also easily just move the separated clips back onto their original tracks (so that all clips overlap), then select them all using hold-select, and then PROCESS -> Join.
And also yes, you can delete a controller from an instrument at any time, the recorded automation data in clips won't be erased. It will then be listed as "Unknown / Deleted Controller" in the DATA TYPE menu. (Xequence 1 used to show the slot number as well so you would know which controller slot to use when (re-)assigning a controller to it... I see that must have been lost in Xequence 2, will put that on the shortlist).
Yes, that's why we did it that way -- also, a controller in Xequence has many more options than just which MIDI CC to send, like "Return", "Centered", a name etc... so it's really a good idea to have a central place for configuration.
(it also means that you can re-assign a different CC# to the same controller data at any time)
I've become used to it now and see the reasons why, well for a lot of things really.
I'm totally in love with the MIDI editing now I understand it properly, I mean you pretty much solved every gripe I had with other apps. It's so well thought out for the touch screen, no more accidentally drawn notes or struggling to select them. Just brilliant.
@EyeOhEss thanks, good to hear it's clicking with users
"Ruler available in Keyboard" has been requested a few times, I have it on the list... but first, I'll start working on the other little annoyances 
Does V2 slave to midi clock?
@EyeOhEss regarding IAA and the switcher, please see here:
No, not yet but you're not the first to ask for it
You can use e.g. Genome Midi or Gadget in the meantime.
Sorry, but I didn’t get the scale thing.
I copy the instrument (notes are already there), same MIDI-destination.
I set two different scales.
Which button do I have to choose, when the wrong-scale-warning appears, that the notes get transposed?
Sorry, no automatic transposition between scales is currently available... you would have to choose "Chromatic" or "Black Keys", transpose manually, and then again choose the correct scale.
Could you please explain this further?
After our recent discussion about Audiobus, I decided to give it another look. You convinced me to re-check it out. I'm glad I did, since now I'm using non-AU apps more, and it makes doing this much easier if you use AB3 (with AUM still the main host for other stuff). I got the fieldscaper app in the sale and it's bloody excellent - I've been having a lot of fun just messing about with that. I'm thinking of getting Tube AU to get the samples to put into Fieldscaper but am not sure if the workflow would be 'too faffy'. But it's a promising setup: get a sample from YT, mangle it in Fieldscaper until I 'discover' something interesting, then create a complementary beat and bassline, record it all into Xequence 2, then create a melody. Bish, bash, bosh, out comes something interesting. I hope!
Purchased in support
Still hope that it will get midi-assignable session loading capability eg program change, which will add greatly to it's use case as standalone only app. Sugar bytes have set the standard, hope everyone follows their model
Galileo abruptly puts itself in the background, after I open it and try to touch it. Not sure why. Does not seem to have anything to with Xequence.
I'm on IOS 12.3.1. Will report to Yonac if the problem persists.
Asked this as well and need clear as day step-by-step instructions… LOL… Thanks anyone
In addition to standalone, would love to see this set up in Audiobus and Audibus/AUM set up
@wim and @SevenSystems (thanks!)
If you open this manual image (as I often do, when wanting to zoom in on my smaller monitor), via Chrome, it is difficult to read due to the transparencies depending on the website.
That's a good point -- I've updated the link (when you click / tap on the architecture diagram) to point to an image with a background.
I was wondering about this. Easy scale transposition would be a massive boon.
Yes I agree completely. I think it's somewhere on the roadmap already (1 of at least 39481 things there, sometimes difficult to shuffle priorities!).
Yes, you can loop individual clips just like in a pattern sequencer, but with additional benefits like actually SEEING it linearly, and interactively. Maybe a short video explains best! (soon, I'll be a true "pro" in video making!
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Fantastic. Listen, the app is great and you're very clearly a supportive developer. I'll happily wait :-)
It would be nice to consider use of repetive and most used actions which currently require a press+drag+release action.
For example in the piano roll.
A slider is very convenient for moving larger steps but not when moving a note 1 step up down left right.
Using a slider ( press, slide, release) vs tapping a button 1 time is a huge difference for ergonomics and a button press for 1 step prevents hand strain on the long term.
And there is enough UI space to add a dedicated button for 1 step up down left right.
Thank you for considering!