Re: [Protux-devel] JOG FADE .. + JMB

[Luciano Giordana]

> Maybe this is a good point to talk about JMB shortcuts ?
>
> So, since region stuff is also working for general, I noticed that maybe it
> could be helpful to free the "R" key ?
>
> So what about using ^T<A> since we "A"rm a track for recording ?
>
> After this we could think about having features like ...
>
> ^R>R[E] + LR  to move begin of region to L/R
> ^R[ET] + LR to move the whole region
> ... and so on
> btw - I also feel VERY comfortable when using <R SPACE> instead of <X
> SPACE> (I press R by the middle finger and space by thumb)

all good suggestions. As I put on jmb.map, I made those actions temporarly. We 
should really decide all them before 0.20...


>
> also what about using the keys around "G" to handle more gain related
> stuff?
>
> this means:
> ^C[FG] + LR to "JOG FADE IN"
> ^C[FH] + LR to "JOG FADE BOTH"
> ^C>G[F] + UD to change from linear to log (non-linear)
> ^C<<GF>> to switch back to linear
> ^C[GT] to "JOG CLIP GAIN"
> ^C<<GT>> to reset "JOG CLIP GAIN"
> ... and so on.
>
> i also thought about the "PLAY (pause mode)" action (and scrub in the
> feature).
> Some video editing tools use the JKL keys to offer play back at various
> speed and also in reverse direction.
> So doing ...
> <L> could start play back at normal speed (x1) , hit it again change to x2
> ,and so on ...
> <K> could pause the playback and ...
> <J> do the play back in reversed direction, and finally
> [K] + LR could do the scrub action
>
>
> And finally we could (maybe we should) think about using the "N" key for
> Node stuff, instead of the "E" key, since this is the center key for "E"dge
> stuff.
>
>
>
> Ok, I just wanted to told you this stuff, because my brain sometimes gets a
> memory leak!! ;-))
> So RFC on this!!
>
> greetings
> Reinhard
>
>
>
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