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11-01-2020, 09:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-01-2020, 10:02 AM by Kubase.)
Is this possible? If not can it be, preferably working with marked ranges?
And, thinking about it, this would be great in the sequencer screen as well, for arranging.
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For mute and solo.
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Still not exactly sure what you mean. But having ranges for special things in patterns ( and think about all possible functions and not only muting) is impossible memorywise.
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If I’m reading Kubase correctly, they would like to mute/solo marked cells (or whole rows, which might be easier to reason about) in patterns, as if those cells/rows (or all but them) had been deleted.
And to do something similar in the sequencer screen, though I suspect the most desirable result there might be for the sequencer to skip muted cells/rows or treat a set of consecutive soloed cells as if their own island.
Intriguing.
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Still that is simply impossible. Just imagine, if i would be able to have marked ranges for every cell (for every pattern), that would mean i need exactly the same amount of memory of what every cell needs now (well best case 1/8th of it with smart programming (and it's included overhead)).
This memory is not available, and if it would be, i would use it to add more columns to the patterns rather than this.
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