[nama] Re: Hotkeys
- From: Joy Bausch <joybausch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 14:24:37 -0500
Hey Julien,
I think both ideas have potential, but how 'bout having a command like
"lmx", for "live mixing" (just a suggestion), that takes you to a
"screen" where you then use hotkeys for vol/pan. Kinda like doing a
"show" where you get all tracks, just with the difference that in
"live mix mode" you can interactively set vol/pan.
With "lmxo" or "lxo" you would get back to regular contrl, or you
could switch to a "FX"-"screen".
And talking FX, when you use "sh" to get the parameter list with
settings, which you also get when you change a value, it would be
killer if this list, which as we know is numbered, could also be used
interactively. That way you can use fave FX, where you know the "sweet
spot"-settings by heart, with the classic approach, "afx #### (+
parameters), and use the more fiddly FX, like EQ or Comp, in the
"live"-scenario.
I'm excited! :)
Joy
Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hello Joy!
> Good idea about pan and vol. They could have two pairs of keys reserved.
>
> they are the most likely suspects and most often changed. Depending on, what
>
> this all will require, one could take the vi/vim approach somehow. Say you
> could use j and ; for pan hard left and right and k and l for pan -/+1.
> Perhaps with shift+k and shift+l for -/+10 and the same on the right side.
> Or would it be clearer to have a special jump-to-vol and jump-to-pan
> character? The issue with that - as far as I can imagine - is adjusting
> volume, because your flanger gets too loud and then you'd have to jump back
> to
> your flagner and the parameter, that you were editing. Lots of things to
> think
> about. but there we are: right in the middle of it. :-)
> Kindly yours
> Julien
>
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