.Here goes! 🙂
1- Ghost notes that shouldn’t be there
I’ve got two phantom copies of a MIDI event (which is originally 2 bars in length) with the first copy shortened to just one bar. The second bar of the first event is shown ghosted in the MIDI editor (strangely not the embedded one):
(Those notes are not played and thus can become confusing in a busy arrangement!)
Also, when the play cursor passes over them, they get ‘erased’ as it moves along and reappear when it is moved back to the start:
The events are not overlapping. Still, it doesn’t happen if they’re not in direct succession, like this:
2- Tempo/scale markers confuse selection
In this example I want to move this tiny arrangement back to the start of bar 1. I press Ctrl-A, which also selects the tempo event, which I manually deselect. However, it still won’t let me move the remaining events that extra bar and behaves as if the first event already was at bar 1 (which was the case with the no longer selected tempo event).
I can’t really explain this one properly, hopefully you’ll understand. 😉
@thcilnnahoj wrote:
1- Ghost notes that shouldn’t be there
Fixed. Thanks.
2- Tempo/scale markers confuse selection
In this example I want to move this tiny arrangement back to the start of bar 1. I press Ctrl-A, which also selects the tempo event, which I manually deselect. However, it still won’t let me move the remaining events that extra bar and behaves as if the first event already was at bar 1 (which was the case with the no longer selected tempo event).
I can’t really explain this one properly, hopefully you’ll understand. 😉
Tricky, this one is. The select all command currently also selects events on hidden tracks. So I’m guessing you have a bounce event selected (starting at bar 1) that prevents you from moving the selection to the right. Maybe the “select all” command should only select events that are currently visible on the tracks? Meaning hidden bounce events and events in collapsed group tracks should not be selected.
