Hi @LiamHz, how are you? I have sent you a PM with all the details. Thank you very much for contacting!
Thanks Aaron, thanks for still being there! I’m currently struggling with the new User Guide, (It’s also a great job). I reckon we’ll have all this published soon. But you know, I have to do that thing you put in this icon : 
I’d love to see that! 
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I was very excited to try this with a view to purchasing, however, your very unique 15 minute limit complicates matters quite considerably.
I spent most of the time simply trying to enter a note with the mouse, unsuccessfully. Not intuitive at all.
For reference, I have simple piano roll installed and entering notes is as expected, very straightforward.
The preferences window did not enlighten me any further.
I wonder if there is some incompatibilty with my very run-of-the-mill set up on Windows 11.
Hoping your weekend is going well,
Tarek
You can consult the user manual for details. I hope the new version of the manual that comes with the new PRS version will help more in this regard.
Do you think it would be appropriate to make a basic guide just on how to edit in the grid? The new instruction manual (which I rebuilt from scratch) has an extensive section on this topic. I hope this helps and is more informative.
This is because PRS uses keyboard commands directly (combination of CTRL, SHIFT, ALT + mouse click, scroll wheel, etc.). This has also been substantially improved in the next version. In general, PRS doesn’t use switches to change editing. It relies on the easy combination of modifier commands and the mouse, and once you get used to it, editing is very fast.
For example, to insert a note block inside the grid, just CTRL + click. Everything is in the manual, although you don’t even need to read it. You have all the commands described together in the preferences window. You just have to try them out.
The new PRS version 7.0 and the new instruction manual with all the new features are now complete! But I have to wait for something to happen before I can release it publicly. I’ve been developing all these new features for almost a year now…
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V6.2 API, right?
the 16 minute time limit is so funny like 
are you really gonna show me a nag screen after 1.5 mins, before i even figure out how to place a note?
the way you get people to buy your software after using a trial is by letting it become an integral part of their workflow. i bought directory opus after 60 days when it became indispensable. i bought renoise after 100s of hours spent on an unregistered version. etc. steep learning curve combined with spamming nags is more likely to just drive people away.
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@lia I understand. The demo version has that slight time limitation, but you can try everything. When you have the full version, you’ll have the best workflow.
A very very important new version is coming. I’ll try to avoid these kinds of complaints (in theory it would come out this month, but something else must happen first). But the demo won’t change in terms of its condition. I can’t do much here.
To play with notes, you must use commands: CTRL + Click to insert… It’s a matter of getting used to it. It’s actually very simple once you get used to it…
Hello, @Raul I am interested in getting a license, but I am new to the forum so I cannot send a private message. Hope this reaches you, great work!
Hi @swteal88, how are you? I have sent you a PM with all the details. Thank you very much for contacting!