In the Pattern sequencer (left side of screen) there is a loop function at each pattern, that I can click with mouse to loop a pattern. Looking through shortcuts tells me that Ctrl+L also does this (when the pattern sequencer is in focus of course). But it only activates the loop function for the pattern at the top. I would have expected that it would enable the specific pattern that is selected. What am I doing wrong. Is it a bug or am I (still) an idiot?
If your window is high enough for your selection, use a continuous selection:
- click
- Press and hold
- Drag up (or down)
- Release the click
For a much longer selection (exits the window), use the Control key:
- Click on a slot
- Then [CTRL + Click] on another far away.
I advise you to use the mouse for this type of operations. It is faster and more comfortable. If you use a laptop, buy a mouse and avoid complications.
Here Ctrl-L (when the pattern sequence window has keyboard focus) is mapped to ‘Loop Selection’. (Ctrl-B is begin selection and Ctrl-E is end selection.) Here if I create 7 patterns, move to sequence 1 and press Ctrl-B, move to sequence 5 and press Ctrl-E, it makes a selection of patterns:
Then pressing Ctrl-L:
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