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Topic: How do I display two rhythmzones (one for each deck)?

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It used to be possible to display two <rhythm> areas, each with one waveform in. One <rhythm> for deck A and another (in a different part of the screen) for deck B. Is that still possible with <rhythmwave>?

There's no mention of deck assignments in the <rhythmwave> wiki, and my experiments have so far failed.

All I've got right now is a duplicated default wave (with both decks superimposed).

 
Inviato Tue 22 Aug 17 @ 3:05 pm
Make two objects,

One with height=0 for deck B, One with height=0 for deck A.
 
Objects? I don't understand.
 
2 diff <rhythmzone/>.

So basically each one will only show one of the waves, the other being invisible.
 
I have two rhythmzones now, each with deck= statements (which don't seem to have any effect).

So where in the <rhythmzone> code do I declare heights for each wave?
 
Sorry with colors, not height.

Example :

<rhythmzone>
<colors 
deck1="#0000FF"
deck2="" 
/>
<rhythm/>
<cue/>
<grid/>
</rhythmzone>


So this object would only show deck 1's wave.
 
OK thanks, I will give that a try.

[EDIT] Yes that works. Merci beaucoup mon ami.
 
It should also work to have just one deck in <colors>, so one
<rhytmzone><colors deck1="..."/></rhythmzone>
and another
<rhytmzone><colors deck2="..."/></rhythmzone>
 
Pas de problème mon cher Groovin :)
 
@Adion, I'm getting some really strange unexpected behaviour with these waveform displays...

Each deck has its own rhythmwave, achieved by duplicating the code and only stating color for one waveform (for the deck that I need to show).

The strange thing is - when I have deck A selected, I can only move the deck A waveform (using the mouse, when the 'black hand' icon is over the waveform). If I move the mouse over deck B's waveform and drag, it still moves deck A - unless I right click & drag.

That's not the behaviour I would expect, because with deck B selected, it works as "normal". Each waveform moves when the mouse is dragged over it, without right click. If I right click, dragging moves the opposite waveform (A moves B & B moves A).

What I want (expect) is for each deck's waveform to be draggable when the mouse is over it and left clicked (as it behaves when deck B is selected).

Why is it behaving differently for A and B?
 
For information, the solution to the strange behaviour was not to have the opposite deck mentioned in the <colors> statement at all.

So for example <colors deck1="#FAFAFA" deck2=""> is bad - don't mention deck 2!
 


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