Transport/Loop Set is one of my favorite things. I currently have it bound to Shift-R. Unlike Edit/Clip/Loop Set (my even more favorite of things), it doesn't toggle on subsequent events. Can this be a thing?
but only if the current edit-head/tail (blue v-lines) are either coincident with the current loop-start/end resp. or to each other (ie. nil edit-range)...
otherwise it will always honor and switch to the edit-head/tail blues ;)
I may be saying the same thing as you here but I just realized something and figured I'd add to the thread...
If the Edit-head/tail markers have not changed (they match Loop-start/end), a subsequent Transport/Loop Set event would essentially have the same effect as calling Transport/Loop to disable the loop range.
Otherwise, if the Edit-head/tail markers do not match Loop-start/end markers, the existing behavior of setting the new loop range would be preserved.
re. Can Transport/Loop Set be made to toggle?
maybe,
but only if the current edit-head/tail (blue v-lines) are either coincident with the current loop-start/end resp. or to each other (ie. nil edit-range)...
otherwise it will always honor and switch to the edit-head/tail blues ;)
is that what you wish?
I don't know? You're…
I don't know? You're probably right but I'm not understanding. Yes? I think?
I may be saying the same…
I may be saying the same thing as you here but I just realized something and figured I'd add to the thread...
If the Edit-head/tail markers have not changed (they match Loop-start/end), a subsequent Transport/Loop Set event would essentially have the same effect as calling Transport/Loop to disable the loop range.
Otherwise, if the Edit-head/tail markers do not match Loop-start/end markers, the existing behavior of setting the new loop range would be preserved.
Is that what you said?
re. saying the same…
exactly|
sorry for my chronicallly lousy english communication :S
anyway, it's done now in qtractor >= 1.5.6.14git.e0ccd9, enjoy!
This is so good!
This is so good!
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