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The ARRAYinator
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Posted: 30th Sep 2006 19:45
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Im working with mod plug I did the tutorial. Could someone tell me how If I can plot notes out in an easier way.Basically like an onscreen keyboard where you can preview your notes before you choose them.I know Fruity loops does something like this. I really need a simpler way to do this its taking forever trying to figure out which notes and chords I want to hit throught the drop-down menu thanx!



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The Wilderbeast
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Posted: 30th Sep 2006 20:09
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nothing to do with your topic, but are you still helping with Messiah? i ain't heard from you for ages.


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The ARRAYinator
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I havent been. But I will. Ive been so busy I havent been on my comp. for more then 30min every day. I havent worked on anything in the last 2 weeks,lol Im really sorry. I should be able to do more now just give me some time.



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Hawkeye
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Posted: 30th Sep 2006 20:55
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Use the shortcut keys!

The default shortcuts are something like,
c2-c3 = q to \ (top row of keys qwertyuiop[])
c3-c4 = a to ' (middle row of keys asdfghjkl;')
c4-c5 = z to / (bottom row of keys zxcvbnm,./)

so to input a c major chord (ceg), hit "a" in the first columm, "g" in the second column, and "k" in the third column.

However, I prefer to use FT2 shortcuts, where
"a" = c
"w" = c#
"s" = d
etc. etc. and then use the number keys 1-0 to select octave

The second method is the way FL does it, and I prefer it because it's much easier than thinking your way through all the keys a halfstep at the time.


I am but mad north north-west; when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw - Hamlet, Hamlet
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