Out of curiosity, what do you usually do when you use the Note Edit feature?
Out of curiosity, I often like to introduce a little irregularity into certain tunings. For example, note tuning and string lengths. Just a little.
Hoping you enjoy Pianoteq 9!
When the school year starts, I live with Pianoteq every day.
]]>There are several ways to open Note Edit in Pianoteq 9:
1. right-clicking a slider to open it pop-up menu, and selecting Note Edit from the pop-up menu,
2. Alt-clicking the slider (Option-clicking on Mac), or
3. clicking the slider, then clicking the Note Edit button at the top of the interface (as you described).
After some discussion with the beta team, we decided in favor of this change for the following reasons:
- It is common practice in audio plugins to use double-click to reset a parameter, therefore this change improves the experience for new or occasional users of Pianoteq.
- For users of Pianoteq Stage and Standard, double-clicking sliders previously had no effect in most cases.
- Access to Note Edit is still quickly available through the pop-up menu or Alt-click.
- While it is a small disruption for Pianoteq Pro users, the use of Note Edit is mostly for fine adjustments, therefore it makes sense to prioritize faster gestures for the main interface.
Out of curiosity, what do you usually do when you use the Note Edit feature?
Hoping you enjoy Pianoteq 9!
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