OMG!! THIS IS AMAZING!!!

[FireGS]

OK, AM I THE ONLY ONE THATS FIGURED THIS OUT OR AM I JUST LATE AS USUAL!?

when you load GPO as a standalone program, and youse your computer keys as keys on the keyboard? anyone notice this? z-/ are whole notes, a-" are accents, and then q-] are whole notes 1 octave higher and 1-0 are accents, then the Shift keys then shift raises everyuthing an octave, and crtl is a sustain pedal, same with alt, crtl+shift loswers the octave, ctrl+shift+alt lowers it again, whoa..... my life has changed...

~FireGS

[KevinKauai]

Interesting discovery, Sam! Call me traditional, but I'm a lot more comfortable with the old white and black keys. :)

KevinKauai

[Styxx]

You think that's amazing hook it up to a waffle iron! :D

Actually, I didn't know that. :eek:

[FireGS]

So this isnt old news? im the 1st to figure it out? w00t!!

[Styxx]

So this isnt old news? im the 1st to figure it out? w00t!!
Right now it looks that way. But, I just tried it and all I got was a picture of Gary waving his index finger say, ah ah ah ah!

[FireGS]

ya know, i loaded an X-Custom instrument and got that same thing as you, Styxx, only it was Joseph Burrell.... Hmm...

[Hardy Heern]

OK, AM I THE ONLY ONE THATS FIGURED THIS OUT OR AM I JUST LATE AS USUAL!?

when you load GPO as a standalone program, and youse your computer keys as keys on the keyboard? anyone notice this? z-/ are whole notes, a-" are accents, and then q-] are whole notes 1 octave higher and 1-0 are accents, then the Shift keys then shift raises everyuthing an octave, and crtl is a sustain pedal, same with alt, crtl+shift loswers the octave, ctrl+shift+alt lowers it again, whoa..... my life has changed...

~FireGS

How am I expected to remember all that?:D Seriously though, thanks for the tip off.

Frank

[Styxx]

How am I expected to remember all that?:D Seriously though, thanks for the tip off.

Frank
Just use your toaster Frank, it works just the same! :D

[Aquarius]

qqttyyt rreewwq ;)

[Jerry W.]

qqttyyt rreewwq ;)

Twinkle, Twinkle, - that is cute.

This may be the next evolution in notation!! Qwerty keyboard notes!! :)

Jerry

[FireGS]

exactly, heres Fur Elise:

/;/;/m.,n zcnm chm, /;/;/m.,n zcnm c,mn

sweet eh? if you hold down the shirt key, it raises everything an octave.

OR

p0p0puoiy qeyu e6ui p0p0puoiy qeyu eiuy


this is pretty sweet, im liking this... anyone else try this?

~Sam

[Jerry W.]

ww5yy YY %% ww5yy YY TT

(notice the capital (holding the Shift Button)



Jerry

[Aquarius]

ww5yy YY %% ww5yy YY TT



Mmmm.....sehr schön...."An der schönen...."

Thomas

[FireGS]

WWYYTREWQWERTY WWYYTREWQWERTY Y7TY7IOYTRWERT RTY7&YYTREW
REWTRTY7IOYTREW

x-mass-y, eh?

~FireGS

[FireGS]

for anyone not getting it...

http://www.firegamestudios.net/keys.JPG

~FireGS

[Nino Mojo]

Actually you guys are pretty late... This concept is as old as soundtracker-based music on the Amiga, then Atari and PC. Hehehe :) (1985 guys !)

I NEVER understood why so called "pro" midi software never had that feature. I mean, if I don't have a midi keyboard connected I have to enter notes with the mouse ?? This is so retarded... And quite often I wanted to make music in some place where I didn't have a midi keyboard...

It could really make life easier sometimes when I'm working in Sonar, or am I just dumb and there actually IS something like that available midi sequencers ?? Then please educate me :)

[jkerr]

Sonar uses this feature. It may be a Sonar feature instead of a GPO feature. I've used it for drum patterns when I am lazy and don't want to turn around to my keyboard when loading different patches.

[Nino Mojo]

Sonar uses this feature. It may be a Sonar feature instead of a GPO feature. I've used it for drum patterns when I am lazy and don't want to turn around to my keyboard when loading different patches.

Which version of Sonar please ?
Do I need to activate it somewhere or does it work at launch ?

Thanks !

[BlueMax]

Actually you guys are pretty late... This concept is as old as soundtracker-based music on the Amiga, then Atari and PC. Hehehe :) (1985 guys !)

I NEVER understood why so called "pro" midi software never had that feature. I mean, if I don't have a midi keyboard connected I have to enter notes with the mouse ?? This is so retarded... And quite often I wanted to make music in some place where I didn't have a midi keyboard...

It could really make life easier sometimes when I'm working in Sonar, or am I just dumb and there actually IS something like that available midi sequencers ?? Then please educate me :)

I was big into trackers! I won a few competitions for my tracker-based music. :) This was back when a 1MB Gravis UltraSound was the best sound card for the job, as it wouldn't tax your 386 or 486 processor. ;) Made all my own samples too.