Compose faster... with THIS mouse?? How?

[@CinematicComposing]

1- "dragging the cable" yup :D 2- This video is not sponsored. I bought both of them with my own money and I use them because they are so helpful for me and the way I compose. But I don't make any money if you buy them! :) I included the Amazon links in the description for reference. 3- I know I said that we were going to announce the giveaway winner in this video. It's going to be in the next one though! We're preparing something special and it's taking us a little bit longer! But it'll be good! Thanks for your patience! :)

[@celiofrancois]

Didn't you say you would announce the giveaway winner ? You're amazing btw 💙

[@CinematicComposing]

@@celiofrancois I did! It's going to be in the next one though! We're doing something special and it's taking us a little bit longer! But it'll be good! Thanks for your patience! :) :)

[@AlejandroningMusic]

Amazing video Marc! It is just what I was looking!

[@RLeaguer_Saint]

Great video. My only suggestion is to also consider performing these macros using a Streamdeck: there you can assign customized visual icons, so you don’t have to remember which macros are assigned to each button, and you can have many more than the limit of those on a mouse. Just a suggestion, but great video.

[@RichardBoyer]

Love the wireless mouse, thanks for your EXPERIENCE in tech we get more productive thanks

[@saltersbdavisiv5430]

This is very informative. Thank you

[@romanokoenmusic]

Great video. I agree that a wireless mouse is less cumbersome than a wired mouse. Thanks for this tip.

[@Amatteus]

Very good Marc.. Now you could explain the difference between this mousse with the El Gato Stream deck. I have both and have not had time to read manuals and map them. Before doing some research I can not understand the difference and capabilities between them. They are both controllers that have buttons that are shortcuts, but ....can they both do exactly the same? Or not.

[@CinematicComposing]

I'd say they can pretty much do the same things. Stream Deck is more powerful because integrates with many other third-party apps. But there are some functions and macros that I rather have "one-thumb-away". To hit a Stream Deck button I have to move my entire arm! LOL I know it seems silly, but we repeat the same moves over and over, and there's no reason why I should move farther away if I can do the same thing just by repositioning a finger that's already placed on the mouse. I hope it makes sense! ;)

[@Amatteus]

@@CinematicComposing Good. thanks Marc, Makes total sense. Thank you... Your video made me think of one idea on how to map both...How do I make music?.. Each person has his own workflow.. So. I will think about how I make music ( my workflow) and map a button for every step... 1.- Open Daw. 2.- Open Midi track to create chords.. etc.. And then map accordingly the mousse. I might leave the Stream deck for stream cameras control, ligthing, go to sites like loop cloud, splice etc.. I will have to make a lot of thinking and also trial and error till is fully helping me be very productive and fast. Thanks.

[@ranmagic81]

thanks Marc! what is the name of the key command for- gridat 1/128? cant find it

[@MrJMO25]

Some great tips here, many thanks. Those violin shorts sound great, what library are they from?

[@CinematicComposing]

Cinestrings! :)

[@pino2309]

Mbare Marco sei in gamba!

[@CinematicComposing]

grazie :P

[@timsamsung3736]

1) What about latency in the Razor one? Is it bigger than in G600 because of no wire? 2) what software of the two is easier to use?

[@gidi1956]

Thanks so much for the video but what's the model of a mouse?

[@estebanbravo5866]

Razer Naga PRO :)

[@lonard7221]

what is the quality of the sheet music paper at the bottom of the mouse ? I think it's not a white A4.

[@CinematicComposing]

VALLE MUSIC PAPER - 818 762-0615 - They're in North Hollywood but they can ship anywhere!

[@lonard7221]

@@CinematicComposing Thank you!