Improved copy/paste behavior for data from tables (User Data Table, Tracks, etc.) into other applications. Improved behavior when editing or deleting route and track points in a list, BaseCamp now remembers the position in the list. BaseCamp Mac en Windows versies 3.1.1 toegevoegd.

If you haven’t already tried listening to an entire song in GarageBand, try it now. You can click Play at any time without wreaking havoc on your carefully created tracks. The music stops soon because your loops are only so long. Most are five seconds in length, and others are even shorter. To keep the groove going, you have to do one of three things:

• Resize the loop. Hover your cursor over either the left or right edge of most loops, and an interesting thing happens: Your cursor changes to a vertical line with an arrow pointing away from the loop.

  That’s your cue to click and drag — and as you drag, most loops expand to fill the space you’re making, repeating the beats in perfect time. By resizing a loop, you can literally drag the loop’s edge as long as you like.

• Repeat the loop. Depending on the loop that you chose, you might find that resizing it doesn’t repeat the measure. Instead, the new part of the loop is simply dead air. In fact, the length of many loops is limited to anywhere from one to five seconds.

  However, if you move your cursor over the side of a loop that you want to extend, it turns into a circular arrow, which tells you that you can click and repeat the loop. GarageBand actually adds multiple copies of the same loop automatically, for as far as you drag the loop.

• Add a new loop. You can switch to a different loop to change the flow of the music. Naturally, the instrument stays the same, but there’s no reason you can’t use a horn-riff loop in your violin track (as long as it sounds good played by a violin)!

  To GarageBand, a software instrument track is compatible with any software instrument loop that you add from the Loop Browser as long as that loop is marked with our old friend the green musical note.

You can also use the familiar cut (Command+X), copy (Command+C), and paste (Command+V) editing keys to cut, copy, and paste loops from place to place — both on the Timeline and from track to track. And you can click a loop and drag it anywhere. After all, you’re working under Mac OS X.

Each track can be adjusted so that you can listen to the interplay between two or more tracks or hear how your song sounds without a specific track:

• Click the tiny speaker button under the track name in the list, and the button turns blue to indicate that the track is muted. To turn off the mute, click the speaker icon again.

• You can change the volume or balance of each individual track by using the mixer that appears next to the track name. This comes in handy if you want an instrument to sound louder or confine that instrument to the left or right speaker.

A track doesn’t have to be filled for every second with one loop or another. Most songs have a number of repeating loops with empty space between them as different instruments perform solo.

We’ve taken our best ideas, layered in years of customer insights and feedback, and put together the best version of Basecamp we’ve ever made.

Unlimited for everyone: No limits! Heck yeah!

For 12+ years, Basecamp limited the number of projects you could create based on your plan. Maybe you had the 10 project plan, or the 40 project plan. The only way to get unlimited was to reach deep in your pockets and upgrade to the highest plan. No longer! Now every plan is unlimited!

Hey!: The catch-all Basecamp inbox

The Hey! menu is a single inbox for every Basecamp notification. @mentions, new messages, to-do assignments and completions all show up nice, neat, organized, and threaded in the Hey! menu.

Campfires: Gather ‘round and talk

When you need to hash stuff out quickly without a lot of fuss, gather around the Campfire - a group chat at the center of every Basecamp. Perfect for casual conversations, quick Q&As, link sharing, and fast riffs.

Pings: Personal backchannels

Pings are like instant messages or direct messages. Want to get someone’s take on something before sharing it with everyone else? Just ping them!

To-dos: Assign multiple people + date ranges

Now you can assign to-dos to multiple people. Plus, in addition to setting a due date on a to-do, you can now set a date range. Detail an entire phase of work, be clearer about how long a chunk of work will take, etc.

Automatic Check-ins: Take their pulse

Ask part or all of your team whatever you’d like (e.g. “What did you work on today?”) on a schedule of your choosing. Basecamp will regularly gather responses and present them in an organized report. Learn more…

Client Access: Better than ever

Work with clients and your team – all on the record in one place — with less emails, meetings, and busy-work. Clients never see something they shouldn’t. Further, you’ll have all your client’s feedback on the record in case you ever need to CYA. Learn more…

Schedules: Your ducks in a row

Designed to keep all the milestones, deadlines, and stuff with dates neatly organized and tidy. You can discuss anything right on the schedule or add any event to your own personal Google, iCal, or Outlook calendar.

Forwards: Reply to emails

Now you can forward any email into Basecamp, discuss it with your team, then reply back to the original sender.

All New Search: Find it fast

Now you can “show me all Jonas’s comments in the Mobile project” or “Show me every image uploaded by Ann”. Sometimes you know who but not what. Other times you know the what, but not the who. And other times you know what it looks like but you can’t describe it. Ssk designtech 60 driver for mac pro. Basecamp will find it.

Work Can Wait: Give work the weekend off

Basecamp 3 lets you set your work schedule so you won’t get notifications after work or on the weekends. During off hours, Basecamp silences any emails, push notifications, or desktop notifications. Learn more…

Boosts: Give people a standing-o!

Show someone you care by giving them a Boost. They’ll get a discreet notification letting them know you appreciated what they said.

Reports: Be a know it all

If your job is to stay on top of everything, you’ll love Basecamp 3’s all-new reports. They cut across everything and let you know what’s late, what’s coming up, what someone’s been up to, if you’re adding to the pile of work or chipping away at it, what’s on someone’s plate, etc. Learn more…

Cascading Notifications: Right where you are

Basecamp 3’s notifications system was designed to catch you where you are without leaving a mess everywhere else. For example, if you’re in Basecamp 3 in your browser, you’ll get a desktop notification. If you’re not in the desktop app, we’ll notify you on your phone. And if you don’t have a mobile app installed (or push notifications are turned off), we’ll send an email.

Share With Anyone: Hey, check this out

Basecamp 3 lets you share anything with anyone - even if they’re on the outside. It’s great for selectively sharing something with someone who’s not core to your team but who’s interested in something from time to time.

The Toolbox: Take it or leave it

Basecamp 3 lets you turn on or off tools depending on what you need for a specific project or team. Customize away, you’re in control. Learn more about the core tools of Basecamp 3…

@mentions: Psst!

Need to get someone’s attention? Want to reference someone in a discussion? Just @mention them. They’ll instantly get a notification letting them know, along with a link to exactly where you mentioned them.

Bookmarks: Never lose your place

If you bounce between a to-do list and a document often, just bookmark them both in Basecamp and you’ll always be a single click away no matter where you are. Works across platforms, browsers, mobile apps, etc.

Timelines: Your own time machine

At the bottom of every Basecamp is a timeline of activity going back to the moment you started the project. If you’re looking for something someone did, but you can’t remember where they did it, just scroll down!

Folders: Get your neat freak on

Basecamp 3 lets you organize any file or document into folders (and folders inside folders). What’s extra special is that you can organize cloud-based files as well. So you can make a folder and put a photoshop file, a Google doc, and a PDF together in the same folder!

Trix: Write right

We spent a full year writing a brand new text editor from scratch. Consistent from desktop to mobile, writing finally just works! Besides just text, you can drag in images right from your computer, snap a pic with your camera, and even paste images or files right in from your clipboard.

Phone & Tablet, iOS & Android: Pocket Basecamp

Basecamp 3 launches with amazing apps for iOS and Android. Timely push notifications, quick responses, snap a pic of the whiteboard and pop it right into Basecamp for reference, etc. It’s fast and modern. You’ll love it.

Colorcoding: Blush

Color code any file or document (including Google Docs) to make it easier to highlight and locate key files. Go on, turn that super important spreadsheet green, or that document legal-pad yellow!

Drafts: Write it before they read it

Save new messages or documents as drafts before you publish them. Share drafts with anyone else you’re working with before you publish it. Proofread comfortably, confidently, and privately before you make it official.

Can you do this for me?: Send it out and get it back

See all the work you’ve assigned to other people on a single screen. Get uvi electric piano free for mac. Plus, Basecamp will notify you when someone finishes something you assigned.