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Bug in Pattern editor - value change - mog_se - 02-26-2020
Hello,
I tried searching for if this bug is already documented, but couldn't find anything.
I updated to the latest release (from december) yesterday and noticed that it's no longer possible in the rhythm pattern-editor to scroll counter-clockwise from Rest to Tie to 127,126... etc. The only direction that is possible to go from Rest is clockwise to 1,2,3..
For me this is quite a big problem and really breaks the workflow of this amazing little machine. Being able in 1 step to go from Rest to Tie is so much more convenient than to scroll through 128 steps when trying out patterns, especially as I'm using it to trigger a CV-gate where only note on, off and slide matter (value 1-127 are the same to me).
Keep up the good work
RE: Bug in Pattern editor - value change - Jesse Johannesen - 02-26-2020
(02-26-2020, 04:10 AM)mog_se Wrote: Hello,Thanks for pointing that out mog_se, I had noticed that as well. I will make sure I filled out a bug report for it and let you know when it has been addressed in a FW update.
I tried searching for if this bug is already documented, but couldn't find anything.
I updated to the latest release (from december) yesterday and noticed that it's no longer possible in the rhythm pattern-editor to scroll counter-clockwise from Rest to Tie to 127,126... etc. The only direction that is possible to go from Rest is clockwise to 1,2,3..
For me this is quite a big problem and really breaks the workflow of this amazing little machine. Being able in 1 step to go from Rest to Tie is so much more convenient than to scroll through 128 steps when trying out patterns, especially as I'm using it to trigger a CV-gate where only note on, off and slide matter (value 1-127 are the same to me).
Keep up the good work
Jesse Johannesen