Geronimo wrote:Another thing i've noticed was that freezing will lead to some kind of clipping. It made some of my tracks louder than they already were and i don't know really why. Could've been due to my master fx settings or something, but when i hit unfreeze it sounded alright again...
- i actually i ran into this bug yesterday. i had a 1 minute section that sounded fine just listening to it through(non-frozen) but after freezing that section, there were definitely clippings that were in the freeze at the louder points of the freeze (and i turned that frozen track's volume way down around the clipping sections and sure enough the clipping was still there). i notice the freeze files are 24bit but is the channel strip(or some of the plugins) running at 16bit while the track is in the process of being frozen?
Geronimo wrote:Now, there's this huge bug that'll even delete samples within the project (even within the folder where the wav files are stored). It happenend to me on different occasions and it always sets me back a lot.
- i also ran into this last night(and other times before). i usually have this problem when i try to move a group of multi-selected regions. sometimes other regions that weren't in the multi-selection just get added to the group for no good reason. other times regions that are or are not in the multi-selection just disappear like you said.
there's definitely some wonky behaviors with the multi-select feature. i have a hard time reproducing these weird behaviors that occur with the multi-select tool. i just know that if i turn off the multi-select feature, then deselect all my regions, then turn back on the multi-select tool and begin a new re-selection process(which maybe resets something?), and then multi-select-lock(not edit>lock region) my group of multi-selected regions before moving them, i usually don't have as many weird multi-selection behaviors.
Geronimo wrote:but when i'm looking for this exact file, it reads like Audiopaste4.wav, Audiopaste5.wav, Audiopaste7.wav. So you'll even know it just by seeing
- it would be super nice if we could have the option to name an audiopaste upon import. so the project folder doesn't just fill up with dozens of ambiguously named files called "Audiopaste1 throug whatever" - will add this to the feature requests page
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