Lukas
Senior Member
Cool idea to create macros for duplicating the notes and make keyswitches out of them.
Two things that came to my mind:
- Is it really the desired behaviour that more than one note will be created if you have selected multiple notes? Of course it would ensure that each note is played with the correct articulation... but I'd prefer to have just one keyswitch when the articulation should change. This can be easily done in the macro by using the "Merge Events" command.
- You currently use the Humanize command for moving the notes. There is a "Nudge back" command that will also do the job (but without a random offset). The amount depends on the current snap setting but I'd prefer that anyway (you could also call "Toogle Snap" with an argument to deactivate snap).
Two things that came to my mind:
- Is it really the desired behaviour that more than one note will be created if you have selected multiple notes? Of course it would ensure that each note is played with the correct articulation... but I'd prefer to have just one keyswitch when the articulation should change. This can be easily done in the macro by using the "Merge Events" command.
- You currently use the Humanize command for moving the notes. There is a "Nudge back" command that will also do the job (but without a random offset). The amount depends on the current snap setting but I'd prefer that anyway (you could also call "Toogle Snap" with an argument to deactivate snap).