I’m using the double click shortcuts all the time, they’re great! I have a suggestion for a few more
It would be really nice to have a modify pattern shortcut, shift+ double click B to apply the filter to the pattern and shift+ double A for volume or pitch depending on which mode you’re in.
And still keep the way it is done now so you can take ”the long way” to apply to all tracks etc.
And would also be nice to have these shortcuts turn of the A/B buttons and exiting playback override after being used.
Another handy shortcut would be double click copy button to append pattern to itself to quickly double the pattern length and the sequence data.
Thanks for all the work Mickey, really incredible!
I worry about double-clicking A/B to modify pattern. Easy to accidentally make a very big change.
Maybe hold A/B and press pad. That is quick, but cannot be done accidentally.
It also works for Record Overwrite when you want to change everything, as opposed to the selective change only when the pad is pressed.
You can now (I forget as of which release) append a pattern onto itself via the pattern Length function. And, it defaults to the new length being double the current length. So, that is a pretty damn fast function already. Much faster than doing the same thing with pattern Copy.
I think you make a good point and I might not be remembering correctly but doesnt A work for level and B for filter. How would you distinguish between level and filter override setting shortcuts if you use both a and b? I dont remember if the same thing thing applies to envelopes (envelope 1 vs 2)?
