I've been trying it out. And yes, indeed, Thommas you are right again.
Combining the step tools (record, beat, and note) makes editing smoother and more accurate, especially for writing rhythmic patterns.
I don't give up on the mouse to select/deselect, as that's what works best for me. I still don't find the automatic selection of the Sped Note mode useful. However, it doesn't interfere. I thought it would feel confusing, but since this type of selection is only tied to sped by notes, it hasn't. If others find it useful, I welcome it.
In my case I used the numeric keypad for the shortcuts.
Beats: <4 | 6>
Notes: <1 | 3>
To my surprise, the workflow doesn't require a learning curve, it becomes fluid after a few seconds.
Thanks to Thommas for suggesting it, and especially to Rui for making it possible.
I leave my feedback here.
I've been trying it out. And yes, indeed, Thommas you are right again.
Combining the step tools (record, beat, and note) makes editing smoother and more accurate, especially for writing rhythmic patterns.
I don't give up on the mouse to select/deselect, as that's what works best for me. I still don't find the automatic selection of the Sped Note mode useful. However, it doesn't interfere. I thought it would feel confusing, but since this type of selection is only tied to sped by notes, it hasn't. If others find it useful, I welcome it.
In my case I used the numeric keypad for the shortcuts.
Beats: <4 | 6>
Notes: <1 | 3>
To my surprise, the workflow doesn't require a learning curve, it becomes fluid after a few seconds.
Thanks to Thommas for suggesting it, and especially to Rui for making it possible.