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I just set my chunk start time to measure 0 or a negative value. Keeps my measure numbers lined up with score.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

Yeah, I'm having good luck with this version as well.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

Glad you found a work-around, but it sounds like a PIA. So you have to switch it if you switch browsers?

Thanks, Mike.

Have you tried playing with the configure speakers settings in Audio MIDI setup. Maybe Firefox is sending system audio to the wrong output. (I don't even know if tat's possible. I'm just thinking out loud here).

Hope you find a solution.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

Have you updated to the latest Firefox?

There's a setting that might be involved:

Firefox > Settings > Privacy & Security > Permissions > Autoplay Settings > Default for all websites.

Just a guess.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

I can't imagine Facebook as being useful for the exchange of information in different categories like here. The format is all wrong.

So why does DP need the mic turned on in the first place? It worked fine for so many years without it. What am I missing?

Good for you, man. Good to hear from you.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

I think that depends on the circuit configuration. The sample circuit in the Jensen paper I believe would do the opposite. The amplitude would be halved with the inverting amp shorted. The distortion, if any, would be due to load on the lower amp.

It's also weird that most gear I've ever used that has balanced inputs, accepts TS cables with no issues. But there it clearly says something different. It's only the outputs that have this issue. If you look at the link I posted in my reply to James, at the beginning of the paper is a section call...

There's always the transformer route, if you're so inclined:

https://www.jensen-transformers.com/wp- ... /an003.pdf

Go to section 3 - Balanced to unbalanced interfaces.

Your friendly neighborhood Phil

OK. So don't click in the pitch lane. Instead select an area in the pitch lane with the lasso tool, then paste. I think you can use the I-beam tool for the paste part, but I recall having inconsistent results in the past with that.

You CAN paste pitch data into an audio track but it's tricky. The first thing is you can only select the material to copy with the lasso tool (pointer tool), not the I-beam tool. If you use the i-beam tool it won't work. The pitch data is copied and pasted, but the pitch segmentation is not. You'll ...

I just did a quick test of the consecutive note bug, and after 15 years (!!!) it is FINALLY effin' fixed. It works correctly in playback, and it works correctly in scrubbing now too-- which is important to me and my compositional workflow.... This is good news. I'll have to check it out. :D Your fr...