Stefano Carbonelli

I see. So for any drumkit, all the instruments need a unique tag

what about something like it?   On click:  Ardour has a feature like this (right click on track -> New Playlist)

>What's the difference compared to having separate song instead of pattern sequences Little difference, you should not have two files with the same patterns...

I thought to a more valid reason to have multiple sequences: playing all them together. This would allow to overlap patterns with different length creating polyrhythms (simple example: accents every...

I originally tried pressing some key (ctrl, alt...) while dropping a new instrument, or seeing if there was a "change instrument" option in right click menu, but the first model...

Thanks for the elisp function > The only problem I do see here is that from a user perspective I would expect to be able to drag instruments from any...

I am linking another issue #168 that asks the same feature so we can close both together

I am not sure about the "hard code" behaviour for any case. example: pattern has 1 splash, 1 china and no other cymbals, the drumkit to map to has 2...

> To make the pattern loopable, you'd want the start of the pattern to contain the sustain of the crash; but not when it'd be used as a one-shot. Maybe...

> During export, there is an interpolation feature. Explanation of it is shared before in a webpage reference. But I think a quick info could be useful for this feature...