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Focused Zooming In On Track
neilbaldwin
UKBeta Tester Posts: 143
If your Track is longer than 16 steps and the zoom level is greater than 16ths, zooming in on the track always takes you into the first 16 steps.
It would be way cooler if you could hold a pad on a Track in zoomed out mode and then when you zoom in it actually zooms into the section that contains the pad you're holding.
Does that make sense?
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I think this is super logical and intuitive. I would instinctively try to do this.
Ha! I did try to do that.
100% agree. Also think by default zoom should take you to the start of the screen you were currently looking at rather than the start of the entire pattern.
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agree
Being able to loop playback on the current screen would also be nice once you've zoomed in. Good for editing fiddly bits later on in the pattern.
I was thinking the same. This can improve a lot the workflow a lot!
For example, zoom all the way out and look at the song overview, you have a two bar track you want to go into at 16th notes on the start on the second bar. now zoom in to say 8ths, move the <> knob right to select the second bar, bow zoom in 16ths and tap the track at the first half of the song matrix. You should now be sitting in track mode, starting at the second bar, zoomed at 16th note resolution.
Im writing this on my phone and away from my D so i might have the <>knob movement backwards, but thats the general way it currently works and isnt too bad to get used to for getting yourself in around a song.