Hi Raymond,
Personally, I use both the Note Editor and the Event List, but for different
reasons. The main purpose of the Event Editor is to give you low-level
access to the individual MIDI events. I personally find it very helpful
when tracking the state of say MIDI controllers, or tempo events; for
example to find out whether the sustain pedal is up or down at a particular
point. OK, yes, you could do the same with the Controller Editor.
The Note Editor is more designed for quicker access to notes. In fact, you
could quite quickly build up simple pieces using the Note Editor - I have
done this. The Note Editor does have several facilities the Event List does
not have, for example the quick increment and decrement keys on function
keys F5-F8. Also, you are not restricted to looking at a single beat at a
time. Personally, I find the Note Editor a lot quicker to use than the
Event List when working with notes.
With best regards and wishing everyone a very happy Christmas and a peaceful
and prosperous new year.
James.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Raymond Grote" <[email protected]>
To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2010 7:00 AM
Subject: Re: QWS List QWS Update: version 1.55
Oh, I should've looked more carefully. I didn't realize the original note
transforms were in a separate file, seeing as i didn't make any new ones
yet. That was a good decision to have user ones in a separate file.
I never did get the hang of the note editor, I just stuck with the event
list. Is the note editor much easier than the event list, especially since
it gives you more feedback now?
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