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Yesterday I tried manually stretching a soundbite to a shorter duration, and it would just disappear. I tried moving other layers back to see if ti was under another soundbite, no luck. Didn't appear on the soundbites list as a stretched soundbite (I think they show up that way?). Using 'scale time' did the same thing. If I stretched longer versus shorter, it was still there, but nonsensical in appearance. This is the first stretch I've tried since moving to 11.31. I need to try it again on another session. Anyone seem similar? Turned it off, turned it back on.....


EDIT - see below

Just did a couple tests here with mono & stereo tracks and I'm not seeing that here.

I did it with grid snap off, FWIW.

I can’t duplicate this.

Ok, I couldn't see where it was going yesterday, just tried again.

Time stretch or ‘scale time’ to a shorter increment on a soundbite that’s not at it’s original timestamp makes the soundbite disappear, other than what looks like a 1 sample line that is only visible at certain zoom levels. Stretch or scale longer gives non-sensical result.  ‘Set user timestamp’ doesn’t address the problem. Other soundbites stretch as expected.  I tried deleting the analysis files, made no change.  I can't replicate it in other DP sessions.   

There is another graphics bug(?) I was seeing shortly before this happened, pops up occasionally, I wonder if it’s related. Sometimes if I move the edge of a soundbite, another copy appears underneath the one I’ve moved. I have to start deleting layers of copies to get it back to a single soundbite. I’ve seen this every now and then since I moved to DP11. This sessions was built from a template that I built from scratch in DP11, it wasn’t transitioned from an earlier DP.


Link to screen capture:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y16a4uc0fg9e4 ... 5.mov?dl=0

Does it make any difference if you drag the upper right corner rather than the upper left? (Upper right is my default behavior).

stubbsonic wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 8:51 am Does it make any difference if you drag the upper right corner rather than the upper left? (Upper right is my default behavior).

Same result