Radium

Hi, sorry about that. The landing-page should have all the information, but It seems to have stopped working. In addition though, and this is always supposed to happen, you will get an email with the same information. However, it seems like this email is usually eaten by a spam filter on the way. Ho...

Hi, sorry for answering late. I didn't get an email from the web server that there was a new post (happens a lot). I can't reproduce this unfortuanately. I opened the menu, right-clicked the "Block from top - Play" entry and pressed "Y". Afterward when I press the "Y" k...

Sorry, I didn't see your message. I've added a ticket to the bug tracker: https://github.com/kmatheussen/radium/issues/1449

Another thing, when working on a drum track and shift-adding a note I would like that note to not be cut of by next note, I haven't figured out how to extend a note? Is there a setting to automatically let shift-added notes ring out? Pretty sure there isn't a way to do that. I guess this problem wo...

Maybe we should add functions to split/merge polyphonic tracks, so that polyphonic tracks can temporarily be split into several monophonic tracks while editing. Polyphonic tracks probably makes most sense if you use the pianoroll though, although they existed 15 years before Radium got a pianoroll. ...

Regarding pasting FX, I guess you just have to use a new track for now, placed right next to the one with the notes. It might even be the best solution... Tip: Remove "Note text" from the new fx-only-track to save some vertical space.

Just a wild guess (I don't have time to test right now), but what if you press Left shift while pasting? That's how you add notes without possibly deleting old ones. I can't remember implementing it though, so it probably won't work. I see thought that there should be a way to do this in the program...

I can't test now, but have you tried to copy the range of an fx not containing any notes, and paste it to a position with a note? Is the note really deleted?

Yes, if the cursor is placed on a note, press right Alt (AltGr) + up/down to jump to prev/next note. The same keybinding also works to jump to prev/next velocity/fx/swing/etc. Pretty sure there's not a function to cut/copy/paste velocities, but you can cut/copy/paste fx track at least, by placing th...

I'll keep it in mind. It shouldn't take much time to implement.