Other 2 oddities of SC3

I want to edit a chord: I right-click and click on Edit

SC3 brings me here, but the chord to be edited is not highlighted

OK, my brain is not still melted by AI, so I remember what chord I want to edit, but think to a long series of chords, maybe not usual ones, with many of them out of view… :grimacing:

The other oddity can be useful sometimes instead, but only if you are a fan of Stockhausen, and I am not :scream:

If you loop the chords in the main page, you can also hit Play on the other 2 sections and all them play at the same time, but not synced :zany_face:

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Another series…

I hate edit, so I never do that :zany_face:, but let us suppose that I want to move some blue thing; while SC3 plays the chords I have no clue of the place to touch below :face_with_spiral_eyes:

If I touch the blue thing first instead, I see the patterns above that move :thinking:

The other oddity is that I if I lasso 2 red things, I cannot move them left or right with the left and right arrow, but I can do that by D&D :roll_eyes:

I dedicate this series of oddities to David Bowie’s song Space Oddity
:joy:

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Regarding the “Edit Chord” behavior, I agree it is an oddity. I looked up “Edit Chord” in the manual and pg. 35 mentions that it will take you to the Circle of Fifths page for a variety of editing options. So it is expected and explained, however I am finding myself staring at the screen trying to figure out this workflow for a while. Also, if the chord is in the main track and is out of view, say in position 1, and there are 10 chords, you have to scroll over to find it.

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You picked a great artist and song too. One of my top 5 is David Bowie. I used to play that song on bass in my own band when I was studying bass.

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