I doubt it’s as rewarding as fatherhood either but in a way this shit is certainly his baby. Is that in addition to another full time job or is the MF just some rich Gandolph looking dude from Mordor? Holy shit.Ħ years? My kid is the only thing I’ve been committed to as long and that shit ain’t easy. I’m not sure what type of revenue comes from something like NS2 but I hope it’s 6 years worth. I won’t reach either for another good while but as I sat and let those facts breathe for awhile. Which means he was early-mid 40s when he began. Read that NS2 took 6 years to develop for one man aged somewhere around 50 now. Yes that’s exactly what I meant, sorry fold, I think, is abletons term for that feature. Yes that’s exactly what I meant, sorry fold, I think, is abletons term for that said: I believe the suggestion is that if you could have a button that removed all non used notes (even the ones between any notes used), it would feel more like a drum sequencer input device and help save room if you’ve left gaps between notes because you have spread your pads out or for whatever reason, chosen notes that are further apart (maybe due to certain imported midi patterns being spread across the note range).
The piano roll shows all the notes, even ones that do not correspond to sound on a Slate note. I think I get what is asking for, although I may be wrong.
There’s been some discussion over how best to implement that though. If the timeline, then no, the grouped tracks can’t be collapsed. Do you mean the piano roll where you edit notes, or the timeline where all the tracks are laid out? If the piano roll, then I really don’t get what you’re asking. Is there a way to fold the piano roll when editing so I can have a view that only contains the lanes with drum sounds in the
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