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When I apply the shift command to my MIDI data, it messes up the chords but I can't figure out why. Of course I did read the fine manual again , but something is still clearly wrong.
Anyone know what's going on?
Here's a 10s movie showing the problem. I'm trying to simply shift the chords 30 ticks earlier to sync better with the rhythm track. http://talkstudiousa.com/shift.mov
Greg
Gregory D. Moore DP11.1, OSX 10.14.6 MacPro 2013 8-core, 64G RAM, too-many sample libraries, pencil, paper, coffee, and midnight oil.
I had never seen that.
Does it make a difference if you make a time range selection, i.e., with the beam tool?
Does it work correctly if you use Shift to move the notes later?
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--------------------------- "In physics the truth is rarely perfectly clear, and that is certainly universally the case in human affairs. Hence, what is not surrounded by uncertainty cannot be the truth." ― Richard Feynman
"There are some new options on Setup>Set View Filter, notably - under Notes - "Normal", "Display Only", "Playback Only". I had to plow back through the manual (thank God for the manual) to find out what these new options were all about. They're *SUPPOSED* to be all about QuickScribe (and Quickscribe only?), but - at least on my system - *THEY* are the cause of "auto-copy". Here's the deal; you have to have "Normal" checked or you won't see any notes at all, but - with "Normal" checked - UnCheck *either* "Display Only", "Playback Only" or both, grab note(s) in any editing window except Quickscribe, drag that note(s) to a new location. If you've (unintentionally) copied the note(s), Undo, check *both* "Display Only" & "Playback Only" and try again. No copy made? That was my result."
Just for info purposes, it might be useful to see if there is something consistent about the notes that don't disappear and/or those that do. Their timing info (beat address), and velocity?
Not saying this isn't a bug. It clearly is.
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Of course I did read the fine manual again 
, but something is still clearly wrong. 
