02-14-2024, 07:14 AM
There's also a way to get more precise values by using Inspect.
Open your instrument and right click on the detune bar, then click inspect.
The element should look like this: <input id="instrument_options_advanced_detune" class="slider detune_slider tooltipstered" type="range" min="-1200" max="1200" step="100" oninput="setDetune(instrument, this.value)">.
Double click on the part where it says max= and replace the number 1200 with whatever value you want, let's say 5. If this value were negative, then you would use min= instead.
Now you can enter out of inspect, and hold down shift and put the the detune bar to the max, or minimum if that's what you are using.
Sorry if that was a lot. I agree, a numerical input would be much better.
Open your instrument and right click on the detune bar, then click inspect.
The element should look like this: <input id="instrument_options_advanced_detune" class="slider detune_slider tooltipstered" type="range" min="-1200" max="1200" step="100" oninput="setDetune(instrument, this.value)">.
Double click on the part where it says max= and replace the number 1200 with whatever value you want, let's say 5. If this value were negative, then you would use min= instead.
Now you can enter out of inspect, and hold down shift and put the the detune bar to the max, or minimum if that's what you are using.
Sorry if that was a lot. I agree, a numerical input would be much better.