Few early T7 bugs
- Banned
- 1376 posts since 23 Jun, 2007 from france
Hi,
Noticed this bugs this morning On OSX, :
No control to close the CPU window when in full screen.
DIsabling an assigned LFO to a plugin does not disable the LFO.
Noticed this bugs this morning On OSX, :
No control to close the CPU window when in full screen.
DIsabling an assigned LFO to a plugin does not disable the LFO.
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- KVRAF
- 1790 posts since 30 Dec, 2012
Not sure I quite understand the problem here. When you're in full screen the CPU window just pop-up as usual and you use the "X" in the corner of the window to close it? You should be able to bring it to the front with "cmd+`"?No control to close the CPU window when in full screen.
Thanks, this is sorted now and will be in the next release.DIsabling an assigned LFO to a plugin does not disable the LFO
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- KVRist
- 436 posts since 26 Jul, 2012 from Prague, czech republic
When you change gain of audio clip with multiple takes it will switch active take to the first one. annoying
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- KVRist
- 212 posts since 4 Nov, 2004 from France
Hi TSC team !
Very, very, very happy with your last baby : T7.
Sometimes a bit angry with fonts, a little bit too small for my old eyes (on a macbook pro 15'), but since T1, for me, is really the best one.
Yes, I'm a big fan from the early days...
Reporting a bug here...
I've found something like a little bug related with the 'mastering section' when you place in it a plugin (same problem if you place several plugs). In my case, AU plugins.
1. Once a plugin is inserted in the mastering section, in all configurations ('large details' bottom view and new 'small details' view), I have no problems 'working' with the plugin (open it, closing it, modifying parameters, disabling it, etc...). But... No problem for deleting it (or them) when in the "large details" view. But I can't delete one or them in the "small details" view.
2. Once deleted from the "large details" view, they are no more on the corresponding view. But they are still appearing in the small view. Non effective, but still hier.
The only way I've find to make them disappear, is to close the edit window, and re-open it...
Still in the 'mastering section', an other "bug"...
When in the new "small details" view, I cannot directly insert a plug. I drag the thing like the usual way to put a plug, and when I release the mouse left button, the plug disappear, in the sense that it don't "stay" in the plugin space dedicated in the mastering section.
To put a plugin in the mastering section, the only way is through the "large detailed" view...
That's all for today !...
Just for info, before the upgrade of T7, I was running T6. And after downloading T7 (not the demo, the update), I've installed it without deleting T6. I have actually both T6 and T7 installed on my machine...
Is those little problems real bugs or a specific problem in my personal... "audio station" ?
Thanks a lot for T7, a big bravo and applauses to all the team and to Jules and Woody in particular, and,
best regards.
Lutin mutin
Very, very, very happy with your last baby : T7.
Sometimes a bit angry with fonts, a little bit too small for my old eyes (on a macbook pro 15'), but since T1, for me, is really the best one.
Yes, I'm a big fan from the early days...
Reporting a bug here...
I've found something like a little bug related with the 'mastering section' when you place in it a plugin (same problem if you place several plugs). In my case, AU plugins.
1. Once a plugin is inserted in the mastering section, in all configurations ('large details' bottom view and new 'small details' view), I have no problems 'working' with the plugin (open it, closing it, modifying parameters, disabling it, etc...). But... No problem for deleting it (or them) when in the "large details" view. But I can't delete one or them in the "small details" view.
2. Once deleted from the "large details" view, they are no more on the corresponding view. But they are still appearing in the small view. Non effective, but still hier.
The only way I've find to make them disappear, is to close the edit window, and re-open it...
Still in the 'mastering section', an other "bug"...
When in the new "small details" view, I cannot directly insert a plug. I drag the thing like the usual way to put a plug, and when I release the mouse left button, the plug disappear, in the sense that it don't "stay" in the plugin space dedicated in the mastering section.
To put a plugin in the mastering section, the only way is through the "large detailed" view...
That's all for today !...
Just for info, before the upgrade of T7, I was running T6. And after downloading T7 (not the demo, the update), I've installed it without deleting T6. I have actually both T6 and T7 installed on my machine...
Is those little problems real bugs or a specific problem in my personal... "audio station" ?
Thanks a lot for T7, a big bravo and applauses to all the team and to Jules and Woody in particular, and,
best regards.
Lutin mutin
- Banned
- Topic Starter
- 1376 posts since 23 Jun, 2007 from france
Not sure I quite understand the problem here. When you're in full screen the CPU window just pop-up as usual and you use the "X" in the corner of the window to close it? You should be able to bring it to the front with "cmd+`"?dRowAudio wrote:No control to close the CPU window when in full screen.
On El Capitan, The CPU window first pop up but automatically switch to full screen mode with no controls at the top of the window to close it.
The CPU window opens in an new OSX desktop.
- Banned
- Topic Starter
- 1376 posts since 23 Jun, 2007 from france
dupont wrote:dRowAudio wrote:No control to close the CPU window when in full screen.
Not sure I quite understand the problem here. When you're in full screen the CPU window just pop-up as usual and you use the "X" in the corner of the window to close it? You should be able to bring it to the front with "cmd+`"?
On El Capitan, The CPU window first pop up but automatically switch to full screen mode with no controls at the top of the window to close it.
The CPU window opens in an new OSX desktop.
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- KVRAF
- 1790 posts since 30 Dec, 2012
Thanks fwsuperhero, this is actually a bug that is undoing the change of take when you change the clip gain. If you do something else in-between the take change and clip gain (e.g. move a clip), the take will stay.fwsuperhero wrote:When you change gain of audio clip with multiple takes it will switch active take to the first one. annoying
We'll get this sorted for the next release.
