Radium

Hi!

Does radium have a shortcut to jump to next note in track?

Also when selecting a range, is it possible to only copy/paste fx/velocity-text without affecting notes.
I often find a sequence of notes I´m satisfied with and want to experiment with different patterns of velocities, being able to range-paste some fx/velocity-text over the notes would be great!

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 the cursor on the fx-text track you want to operate on. Not sure if that helps, and I'm a bit surprised that there doesn't seem to be a way to only cut/copy/paste fx range.

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?

I tried copy fx text without notes by creating a range over the fx text then win-c and win-p and it erases the notes when pasting.

Probably the fault is at my end, I'm a returning user after many years so forgotten a lot of the functionality.

I'm so happy to have returned, its such a powerful software!!

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, so I'll keep it in mind as well.

Also, I'll fix that crash you reported. Wow, that was bad, not only did it both show the assertion window and thereafter crash, but I hadn't written code to avoid possible crash when something is wrong, which I usually do.

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.