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Midi list editor!
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Sorry! New to FSP and I use the midi event list in my other DAWs and I was astounded to find there is not one in FSP8!
I just was venting frustration at missing a very much used feature that I am used to having!
Does anyone think they may develop this?
I am thinking of becoming an avid user of this platform but this morning discovered there was no midi event list editor. That would be a deal breaker for me as far as using just FSP8 for my work!
I'm not mad, just was very excited with this DAW and then ran into to me a major problem!
Thanks for your time!
I just was venting frustration at missing a very much used feature that I am used to having!
Does anyone think they may develop this?
I am thinking of becoming an avid user of this platform but this morning discovered there was no midi event list editor. That would be a deal breaker for me as far as using just FSP8 for my work!
I'm not mad, just was very excited with this DAW and then ran into to me a major problem!
Thanks for your time!
TimC340
Well-known member
No problem - it's just that this is a users' mutual support forum, and not a manufacturer's support forum. There are (at least openly) no devs here, but @Lukas has significant connections at Fender and he's the resident deep expert, so he may have something more to say. But there's no Midi list editor probably because the program is based almost entirely on a visual drag-and-drop workflow. I believe it's been requested a few times, but without any joy!
Who? We don't include anything, we're just forum members
Could you give us a few examples of why you urgently need an event list editor and which use cases can't be handled with the current note editor?
It's always helpful to understand why a feature is needed and what it should look like to ensure it actually serves its intended purpose.
But again, we're not the developers (at least I'm not officially a Studio Pro developer, although I've developed quite a few features for previous versions of Studio One), so I'm just curious.
I do appreciate your response and I apologize for both sounding a little terse and posting in possibly the wrong place but I was so frustrated at the time,I just reached out to anyone and anywhere!
I look forward to being on this forum and helping or being helped with this great platform! Thanks, again!
I understand that. However, to be honest, "I'm just accustomed to" is not the best argument when it comes to feature implementations or differences between software in general.
I'm not saying a list editor doesn't make sense. I'm just collecting arguments and real-life use case because.... because I always do that
I'm not saying a list editor doesn't make sense. I'm just collecting arguments and real-life use case because.... because I always do that
tpittman
Active member
I don't use midi much however, way back when I had Cubase 5 it had the List Editor. The few times I usedI understand that. However, to be honest, "I'm just accustomed to" is not the best argument when it comes to feature implementations or differences between software in general.
I'm not saying a list editor doesn't make sense. I'm just collecting arguments and real-life use case because.... because I always do that
it made things easy to see in the List Format. I want to say I was using it for Program changes back then.
Would it make a difference in what I do Now? Hard to say. It does seem somewhat odd Cubase has this
feature all those years ago and Studio One to this day is lacking this feature. If it's put on Request
Feature I'd vote for it
TimC340
Well-known member
One of the best uses of the forum is to request information about how to do stuff that was second nature in another DAW. You'll often find that Studio One/Pro has a different but equally fast way of doing that thing (sometime a lot faster and, inevitably, sometimes not at all!). These days, almost all DAWs do almost everything you can think of, but most also have the odd missing feature or workflow that makes no sense until you discover they have a completely different way of achieving what you're trying to do. There are no stupid questions - and I learn every time someone asks something!