Panca
Hi,
the info-panel states, that ctrl-shift-Return triggers a new sequence at the start of the next measure, and ctrl-alt-shift-Return at the start of the next beat.
This doesn’t work for me, all three -Return variants start a new sequence right when I hit the key-combination. I am on Ubuntu, with current Chrome beta.
I tried with these two sequences:
d = Drums(“xoxo”, _4);
dd = Drums(“****”, _4);
Regards
.p.
OK, I haven’t tried Gibber in Ubuntu (just OS X really) but I’ll take a look when I can and see what the problem is. – Charlie
Panca
Good. I also tested on Win7 just now. Doesn’t work either.
I’m on a German keyboard, by the way – this causes problems for killing sounds with ctrl-`. It doesn’t work (and will probably not do so with other international keyboards) in Windows. Interestingly killing sound does work on Linux with the key Ctrl-^ – which is physically the same key as ctrl-` on the US-keyboard.
Also ctrl-@ for distributed mode on the German keyboard doesn’t work, fortunately though ctrl-alt-2 does work (this I only had a chance to test on linux).
Best
.p.
