[ SOLVED ] PRV - Left Click Play all stacked notes?

[sadicus]

What's the trick to play a set of stacked notes or (chords) and have them sound at the same time?
so far only way is to first select the notes then Left Click and they will all sound at the same time.
How to do that without having to select the notes first. Just mouse over any stacked note, Left Click and hear it?

 

Edited March 17, 2023 by sadicus

[Bristol_Jonesey]

Hold down the J key

Click & drag over the notes to be auditioned

[sadicus]

Thanks, that's it!
is there a way to increase the click speed? Turning off the snap/grid didn't increase the speed at which the notes can be clicked in rapid succession.

[John Vere]

I just spent the last 4 hours doing this to create a horn section.   This is what I do- 

Solo the track ( tracks) and I have the now time selected to return to where it starts ( CTRL W)

I have right hand on mouse,  left hand on the spacebar.

Using mouse put the cursor at the notes and then hit space bar, listen stop , start, stop etc. the cursor will jump back each time so you can keep play them over and over as you move notes around until is sound the way you wanted...

[Billy86]

15 hours ago, sadicus said:

What's the trick to play a set of stacked notes or (chords) and have them sound at the same time?
so far only way is to first select the notes then Left Click and they will all sound at the same time.
How to do that without having to select the notes first. Just mouse over any stacked note, Left Click and hear it?

 

How are you getting the note names  (F#5, Eb5, etc) to appear on the notes?

[sadicus]

OH ! ..i actually know this one!
PRV - NOTES--> "Show Note Names"

[John Vere]

1 hour ago, Billy86 said:

How are you getting the note names  (F#5, Eb5, etc) to appear on the notes?

You also have to make them FAT enough by increasing the horizontal height.  It seems the default height is too small to show them even with the Show Notes toggled. 

[sadicus]

good tutorial

 

[Billy86]

On 3/13/2023 at 11:08 AM, sadicus said:

good tutorial

 

Thanks. There are some incredible tips in here, no matter your skill level with the PRV, including a world of shortcuts.