If the person has the ability to teach, let him teach. Just because we have a particular style of music. So quite frankly, it'd be just as well if you were to frown upon any of us regulars, if we were new, just because we were new. No one has a track record until they're allowed to prove themselves. If you're going to drive people away from him, then there WILL be no track record to prove.ДЄt 6/8/16 02:15 PM, midimachine wrote: At 6/8/16 01:41 PM, Troisnyx wrote: I hope you're proud of a pretty good point tho, why WOULD you want to learn this from a 14 year old? maybe if they were an absolute genius with an already-proven track record.ДЄlso why would you specifically teach an old version of the program but im gonna remove thispost now.Congratulations, you just discouraged a helper from actually doing what he does best, HELP. Playback tool: Using this tool, you can select exactly where you want to play the track from.At 6/8/16 01:26 PM, midimachine wrote: At 6/8/16 07:52 AM, Troisnyx wrote: At 6/8/16 07:47 AM, TheRealCodex wrote: At 6/8/16 02:12 AM, UserSigon wrote:Дo you want to help with the technical side, with the software, with music theory, etc? why would people learn from a 14 years old? no offense but that makes no sense, you could be some kind of genius but you're still only 14 years old lolД«ut hey good luck at least you want to help other people that's always nice :)I just wanted to help people get into songmaking, thats all. Zoom tool: This tool can be used to zoom into a section of the playlist.

Select tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag to select multiple patterns on multiple tracks. Slice tool: This tool can be used to chop or вЂњsliceвЂќ the patterns. Slip tool: This tool allows you to lengthen a pattern by dragging it from the edges.

Mute tool: Using this tool allows you to mute selected patterns. Paintbrush tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag your selected pattern along the track.Дelete tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag to delete patterns, although honestly itвЂ™s way easier to just right click and drag within the pencil or paintbrush function to delete patterns. Pencil tool: This letвЂ™s you individually draw in your selected pattern. HereвЂ™s a brief overview of their functions:

The editing icons at the top of of the playlist window are very similar to the ones in the piano roll. Playback tool: Using this tool, you can select exactly where you want to play the sequence from. Zoom tool: This tool can be used to zoom into a section of the piano roll. Select tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag to select multiple notes. Slice tool: This tool can be used to chop or вЂњsliceвЂќ notes. Slip tool: This tool allows you to lengthen notes by dragging them from the edges. Mute tool: Using this tool allows you to mute selected notes. Paintbrush tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag notes along the piano roll.Дelete tool: Using this tool, you can left click and drag to delete notes, although honestly itвЂ™s way easier to just right click and drag within the pencil or paintbrush function to delete notes. Pencil tool: This letвЂ™s you individually draw notes in the piano roll.

Have a play around with creating some basic chords or melodies within the piano roll, and experiment with these tools to manipulate your sequences. I wonвЂ™t go into too much detail on each icon here, as they are fairly self explanatory, but hovering over each one will tell you about the function of the button. These are your editing tools, and can be used to precisely edit, slice, lengthen and select your notes. Along the top bar of the piano roll window, youвЂ™ll notice several icons.

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