Hiya,
If you move the end marker beyond the loop brace is the outcome the same?
Best regards
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If you move the end marker beyond the loop brace is the outcome the same?
Best regards
Yes, the result is the same. But it is interesting that it depends on the distance of the END marker from the end of the Loop.
From what I could make out in the dropbox vid it looks like you are using Punch in Punch out...yes?
I'm sorry I don't quite understand. If you move the END marker a bar beyond the right hand loop brace does the recording fill the whole of the loop?
Regards
Yes, Punch In/Out is on, but the error occurs even when it is off. This way it is more clear. If I move the END mark one bar further (snap to grid), the loop fills in and everything looks correct. However, if I move the END mark just a few ms, the error still occurs. It seems like there is some distance from the END mark that causes the recording to stop.
Regards
I wouldn't know why that happens, as I tend to leave a clear area to the end marker.
You may have discovered a minor glitch regarding the end marker, or there may be some obscure reason for that to happen.
It's good that you have noticed it tho, and to avoid doing that.
Kindest regards
AAV
Active member
What are your snap/grid settings set to?
ThomasM
New member
They talked about an upcoming new model that wasn't yet in production which got customers waiting for the new one instead of buying the one available.
TimC340
Active member
Ah yes - the BBC B+, which turned out to be far less of an upgrade than everyone expected.
Man I feel old.
The RISC processor was used in the Archimedes box that was released about the same time as the BBC B+ was happening.
Both were suposedly BBC supported products...
If memory serves, the RISC processor was very good at Ray Tracing etc and was in competition with CISC processors.
Look up both acronyms (RISC CISC) if you need or want to understand why?
Regards folks.
Number6
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Tell that to the Master or Mr Archimedes.
Lol, don't want to make a RISCky comment, but most people outside the UK probably think we are speaking in tongues at this point.
Gary Shepherd
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Some strange behaviour in the MIDI Edit window whereby you can't return on screen to the start (or zero) - the screen is stuck further up the arrangement. It happens sometimes and not others. You sometimes have to shut the window and then re-open it. Seems to be some sort of bug but hard to pin down - I will do some more MIDI editing and see if I can re-enact the bug.
IndigoBeatz
New member
I've got this really annoying thing when i 'im cutting audio , it's doing something i guess it has something to do with the crossfade or something , because when i cut let's say a 4 bar loop into half , and remove the 2 bars it's leaving a really small small piece of audio. i've tried several option with the setting , my Snap is set to adaptive and also snap to grid , tried other setting but can't get rid of this.
I've never had this before and i'm a user since Studio one 3 .. what other setting can i look into ?
I've never had this before and i'm a user since Studio one 3 .. what other setting can i look into ?
When recording with Auto Punch enabled it's normal behavior for Record to stop at the end of the loop (instead of the End marker).
So recording begins at the start of the loop and stops recording at the end of the loop, then continues in play mode and stops at the End marker (when "Stop at Marker" option is enabled).
Hi Trucky,
did you see the video in the attached link? The problem is that when the END mark is part of the Loop, the recording stops a bit before the end. And the loop moves forward somehow. The stop is set to the END mark.
Link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8os1...0ty326fydoq255x4rvq9n9fm&e=1&st=5hc19a7a&dl=0
Yes I did but it was difficult for me to see that the End marker matched the end of loop setting when I played it. I downloaded it now and imported into Camtasia so I could slow it down and zoom in to see all the details better.
I tested this on my computer and see that the issue relates to having the End marker match (or close to) the end of loop setting with the "Stop at Marker" option enabled. It works as expected with this option disabled.
I've reported the issue. In the meantime I'd recommend moving the End marker at least a quarter measure beyond the end of the loop when the "Stop at Marker" is enabled. Thanks!
This isn't new but thought I'd bring up midi quantization. It always seems a bit buggy to me. See the video for example. Quantize is set to 1/16. The notes that move when I press quantize shouldn't be moving.
I could set the quantize to 1/8 but still, it often catches me out when notes move in a quantize when they shouldn't.
I could set the quantize to 1/8 but still, it often catches me out when notes move in a quantize when they shouldn't.
Why not just click on the tag-icon to hide it? If Presonus added more and more checkboxes, one day it would look like Cubase
