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Virtual Keyboard built in, utilising all querty keys for all octaves #1252
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Hi I just happened to be online now. But not running MusE at the moment. |
Hi, I find the normal virtual keyboard faulty, with bad debouncing. And
its annoying to set up.
A built in virtual keyboard with an icon to invoke for synths and midi
tracks is basically what i'm after, and one that plays all octaves
utilitising all keys on the PC keyboard.
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Hi I just happened to be online now. But not running MusE at the moment.
Can you clarify a bit more?
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I think that's a fine idea. Our virtual keyboard, found on the left side of our piano roll editor, was never designed to Obviously, we can't just accept the PC keys. In the meantime, there are several fine virtual keyboard applications. |
Good ideas!
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I think that's a fine idea.
Our virtual keyboard, found on the left side of our piano roll editor, was
never designed to
work with the PC keyboard. It was for clicking notes, and selecting which
note's velocity graph
is showing in a per-note velocity instrument (thus the two different
colours on our keyboard).
Obviously, we can't just accept the PC keys.
They are already being used for shortcuts and operations in the editors.
I suggest a checkbox on the toolbar somewhere would activate 'PC-keyboard
entry mode'.
When checked, all PC keys go to the virtual keyboard, and are ignored by
the editors or
whatever else would normally have keyboard focus.
For octaves... Seems we'd need some kind of octave switch or control,
since there
aren't enough keys on the PC keyboard.
We would likely want the octave select-able by certain keyboard keys.
F-keys perhaps.
In the meantime, there are several fine virtual keyboard applications.
One of them could be run and connected to MusE, and the 'External Midi'
and 'Step-Record' tool-buttons
could be pressed in our editors if step recording is desired.
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There are of course caveats. I have been meaning some day to provide a feature where our virtual keyboard Actually I recommend looking around for a virtual PC-keyboard synthesizer plugin. It should work I think. |
Does what it says on the tin, kind sir
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