Just curious: the new feature that allows for selection of all notes if the same pitch following—how are people using this? I’m having trouble imagining where one would need the feature, though I know there must be situations.
From another thread:
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The primary motivation for implementing this in Dorico is to make it possible for us to also implement it in the Scoring Editor in Cubase in future, since this is a common editing operation in Cubase’s MIDI editors and was supported by the legacy Score Editor.
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I’m not a Cubase user—yet—but would imagine a feature like this being VERY useful when working with a particular “chunk” of MIDI (whatever might similarly be called a “region” or “clip” in other DAWs), where sections of a piece might often be small and separated, but far less useful if one cannot assign an ending point in a score. Hence my question. Thanks!
Indeed, in the Score Editor in Cubase, you’re typically working with a single MIDI region, so it’s usually a bit shorter than a whole flow.
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Thank you for this clarification.