Josh_guitarreiru
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Hi John,
Thanks for your reply. Indeed, I use the invert selection trick quite often in combination with the exclude function as well . Just noticed today the bug with the exclude function (not sure why I have not noticed it before!).
I take the opportunitty to make a suggestion. It would be useful to enable a custom selection patern (e.g. select 1st and 3rd notes every 7 notes; where all those parameters may be user defined)
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Also, I think it also occurs with MIDI originally programed in SD3, but I’m not 100% sure
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Hi, I’ve been dealing with that issue for a while. Any plans to fix it in a new update?
On the meantime I have more insights on the issue. It also occurs when apliying randomize to the grid position of the notes when:
– The note was at the begining of the song block and is moved backwards to the previous block, then the current song block will be merged with the previous one.
– The note is towards the end of the current song block being edited and the tail of the sound (eg a ringing Ride hit) would still be heard in the next song block, then the current song block would be merged with the next one.
Hope that helps!
Cheers
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Many thanks man! 😉
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Hi, which MIDI packs are you selling?
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Many thanks mate! ^^
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